Trilead Vm Explorer Pro Edition Keygenspro

For ESXi Servers: For ESXi editions only TCP Port 443 (HTTPS) is required If the option 'Use VMX Agent on ESXi' is enabled, Ports 22(SSH), 443 (HTTPS), 0 are required. To use VDDK port 902 is required. For ESX Servers: For ESX servers 22 (SSH), 443 (HTTPS) and TCP Ports 2500-3000 are required. To use VDDK port 902 is required.

Trilead VM Explorer 5.3 has been. After installing the trial key you can test all features of the Pro Edition. ESX Virtualization site has started.

To verify the ESX firewall you can run the following command: esxcfg-firewall -q To modify manually your firewall please run the following command: esxcfg-firewall -o 2500:3000,tcp,in,VMX-Explorer esxcfg-firewall -o 2500:3000,tcp,out,VMX-Explorer If you are copying from/to ESXi (using the agent)/Linux/FreeBSD, you have also to open the following ports on your ESX server: esxcfg-firewall -o 0,tcp,in,VMX-Explorer esxcfg-firewall -o 0,tcp,out,VMX-Explorer For vCenter: For vCenter the port 443 (HTTPS) is required. For Hyper-V Servers: For Hyper-V servers 9000, 9001, 0 are required. For Linux and FreeBSD servers: For Linux and FreeBSD servers the port 22 (SSH), 0 are required.

For PC running VM Explorer The port 111 (VM Explorer NFS service) is required in order to use automated backup functionality. Yes, VM Explorer can backup these VMs. Thin disk on ESXi is based on file system, therefore, under certain circumstances, when a backup is performed full disk is backed up.

It is possible to convert disk as thin after backup/restore process. When you configure a backup in backup setup dialogue switch to 'Files & Disks' tab and enable 'After backup convert disk as thin'. Please note: • if target server is set to 'same host as VM' thin disks are transferred directly as thin disk • if target server is an ESXi host thin disks are converted to thin after backup/restore process • if target server is not ESXi thin disks are backed up as full. Incremental backup for licensed ESXi host (not the free edition), with at least 'Essential' license, transfers and backups only used space and not full disk space. On the other hand incremental backup for ESXi free edition backups full disk space.

Please note: • the disk must be located on a VMFS volume (backing does not matter). • the virtual machine must have had no (zero) snapshots when changed block tracking was enabled. Cause: This is a VMware ESXi issue in CBT logic that affects ESXi 6.0.X servers prior to patch ESXi.6.0.3247720 As described in the following VMware KB ( ), the issue occurs when you run virtual machine backups which utilize Changed Block Tracking (CBT) in ESXi 6.0; the CBT API call QueryDiskChangedAreas() might return incorrect changed sectors that results in inconsistent incremental backups. All incremental backups done from ESXi 6.0.X server prior to patch ESXi.6.0.3247720 should be considered as corrupted. Solution: Update all ESXi 6.0 servers to the latest available patch and replace all incremental backups previously made. Force an initial new full backup by resetting Changed Block Tracking (CBT) of all the VMs to backup, as described in the following VMware KB: Licensing & Ordering. VM Explorer is licensed by physical CPU sockets within hypervisor hosts that contain VMs to be backed-up.

Each instance must be licensed with a Starter Pack, and additional CPU sockets can be purchased to meet your environment. VM Explorer Professional Edition Starter Pack includes the license to use (LTU) for 4 (four) CPU sockets. VM Explorer Enterprise Edition Starter Pack includes the license to use (LTU) for 6 (six) CPU sockets. Either VM Explorer Professional Edition Starter Pack or VM Explorer Enterprise Edition Starter Pack is obligatory. Individual CPU Socket additions are applied on top of Starter Packs.