Installed Xeon E3- 1. V2 in Gen. 8 HP Microserver. Thanks to a homeservershow forum member keeping track of prices I ordered the HP Gen. Microserver 1. 61. T … of course, nobody wants to run VMWare on a Celeron so obviously the first thing to try is installing a Xeon processor. Update, this post is about 3- years old but HP hasn’t updated their Microserver to support a newer generation of processors since then, I’ve moved to a Supermicro Mini Tower with a X1. SDV Motherboard. Installing the Xeon E3- 1. V2 in the Microserver. The HP Microserver’s CPU is passively cooled and the heatsink is rated for a max TDP of 3. W, and there’s no port on the motherboard that I could find for an extra CPU fan. The obvious option is the Xeon E3- 1. L V2 at 1. 7W but it’s expensive and hard to find, and only has 2 cores. SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise 16.0 Release Bulletin SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise 16.0 for HP-UX Release Bulletin SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise 16.0 for IBM AIX. I already have a Xeon E3- 1. V2 (6. 9W), and for most people this is a better option because it’s readily available and affordable (currently $2. Amazon). I figure worse case I could disable two of the four cores to bring it down to 3. W. I’ve never used my own thermal paste so I’m not sure if that’s the right amount, but that’s how much I did. First Boot…Hey, it worked! I thought it wise to at least go into the BIOS and disable 3. GHz Turbo, so the max we’ll hit is 3. GHz. VMWare ESXi booted just fine (I used the version provided by HP). Now I’ve got hyper- threading and VT- d (Direct Path I/O) on a Gen. Microserver! And the temperature is doing just fine…CPU Load Test. VM. All four cores clocking in at 3. GHz. You can see the temperatures bumped up but still within specifications. Fan was still running at 5. Temperature inside my house is currently 8. F so if it can survive a full load in this heat I’m not concerned about it running into problems. Compatible Processors(added July 2. Here’s a list of processors I think would be good candidates. I’ve excluded the Core i. ECC. The stock processor is no different than the i. I don’t think it’s worth the money to upgrade to an i. The main reasons to upgrade to a Xeon is the AES instruction set, VT- d, or more cores and a faster clock speed. I think the best value currently is the Xeon E3- 1. V2. Processor. GHz. TDPCor. HTECCVT- x. VT- d. AESWorks. Xeon E3- 1. W4. No. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Should. Xeon E3- 1. 22. 0L v. W2. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Should. Xeon E3- 1. 23. 0 v. W4. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Verified. Xeon E3- 1. 26. 5 v. If you trigger an automatic tools upgrade via the vSphere Client, you can paste this string into the advanced options box. Doing so will trigger a VMware Tools.W4. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Should*Core i. T3. 35 W2. Yes. No. Yes. No. No. Should. Core i. 3- 3. 22. T2. 8. 35 W2. Yes. No. Yes. No. No. Should. Celeron G1. 61. 0T2. W2. No. Yes. Yes. No. No. Yes. Pentium G2. T2. 5. 35 W2. No. Yes. Yes. No. No. Yes*Processors ending in a 5 have integrated HD graphics, I’m not sure if this will cause problems. VMware v. Center Server 6. Update 2a Release Notes. If you uninstall v. Center Server, the embedded Postgre. SQL database is removed. If you uninstall v. Center Server from a Microsoft Windows virtual machine or physical host, the embedded Postgre. SQL database is also uninstalled and all the data stored in it is lost. Workaround: To prevent losing the data from your database, back up the Postgre. SQL database and then restore it. When you use a database server alias name to create a DSN, the installation of v. Center Server fails. When you use a database server alias name to create a DSN, the installation of v. Center Server with an external Microsoft SQL database fails. The following error appears during the installation of the inventory service: An error occurred while starting invsvc. Workaround: Use the IP address or the host name of the database server to create a DSN. If you use a user name that contains high- ASCII or non- ASCII characters, you cannot install v. Center Server using SQL Server with Windows integrated authentication. When you use a user name that contains native high- ASCII or non- ASCII characters, the installation of v. Center Server using SQL Server with Windows integrated authentication fails. An error appears while a security operation is performed. Workaround: Use a user name with ASCII characters only. If you use a password that contains high- ASCII or non- ASCII characters, you cannot install v. Center Server using SQL Server with Windows integrated authentication. When you use a password that contains native high- ASCII or non- ASCII characters, the installation of v. Center Server using SQL Server with Windows integrated authentication fails. An error appears while starting service invsvc. Workaround: Use password with ASCII characters only. When you set up v. Center Server to use an external database from the v. Center Server installer, you might not be able to select a system DSN When you configure v. Center Server to use an external SQL database from the v. Center Server installer, the system DSNs configured by using a SQL server driver are not displayed in the list of available DSNs. Workaround: When you configure a system DSN for the external SQL server database, use SQL Server Native Client. If you have uninstalled the IPv. VMware v. Center Server 6. If you have uninstalled the IPv. VMware v. Center Server 6. VMware. Afd. Service. The error messages that appear are: An error occurred while starting service 'VMware. Afd. Service'Failed to clean up VKS binaries, Error: 2 Please search these symptoms in the VMware Knowledge Base for any known issues and possible workarounds. If none can be found, please collect a support bundle and open a support request. Installation of component VCSService. Manager failed with error code '1. Check the logs for more details. Workaround: Before you install VMware v. Start studying vSphere 6 VCP-DCV - Practice Exam Questions. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. Center Server 6. 0. IPv. 4 stack is installed. If the command netsh interface ipv. The request is not supported, the IPv. To reinstall the IPv. The v. Center Server installation or uninstallation process might fail or stop responding on Windows Server 2. R1 SP2. The Windows Installer on Windows Server 2. R1 SP2 has issues with handling multiple packages. Because of these issues the v. Center Server installation might stop responding, or if you attempt to install and uninstall v. Center Server a few times, the process might fail. Workaround: Apply the patch from Microsoft KB 9. Windows Installer issue. Attempts to uninstall the Platform Services Controller might fail. If you attempt to uninstall a Platform Services Controller that has one or more active associated v. Center Server instances, the operation might fail with an error message Setup Interrupted. There is no clear message stating that the issue occurs because of v. Center Server instances registered with the Platform Services Controller. Workaround: Repoint the v. Center Server to another Platform Services Controller in the same v. Sphere domain as the Platform Services Controller you intend to uninstall. Installation of v. Center Server might fail if the time skew between the machine on which you install v. Center Server and the Platform Services Controller is three minutes or morev. Center Server installation might fail if there is no time synchronization between the Platform Services Controller and the machine on which you install v. Center Server. Time difference of more than 3 seconds, the wizard displays the time difference in seconds. If the time skew is between 3 seconds and 2 minutes, a message informing you about the time difference is displayed. You can close the information dialog box and continue the installation. If the time skew is between 2 and 4 minutes, a message warning you about the wide margin time difference is displayed. If the time difference is more than 4 minutes, you cannot proceed with the installation. Workaround: If you see the warning message that the time difference is between 2 and 4 minutes, stop the v. Center Server installation and synchronize the clock of the machine on which you install v. Center Server with the clock of the Platform Services Controller. Run the v. Center Server installer again. Center Server installation fails if the system name input (FQDN or IP address) does not exactly match the Platform Services Controller input as FQDN/FQDN or IP/IPIf you use an FQDN or IP address when you install the Platform Services Controller, the v. Center Server input should match with the Platform Services Controller input. If you provided a FQDN during the Platform Services Controller installation, when you register v. Center Server with that Platform Services Controller, you must provide the FQDN of the Platform Services Controller. If you provided an IP address during the Platform Services Controller installation, when you register v. Center Server with that Platform Services Controller, you must provide the IP address of the Platform Services Controller. Otherwise, the v. Center Server installation fails on first boot. Workaround: Make sure that the v. Center Server and Platform Services Controller inputs always match. Installation of v. Center Server in pure IPv. DNS support. Attempts to install v. Center Server in a pure IPv. DNS support. This is because the Platform Services Controller installer does a reverse lookup to get the machine name. Workaround: If you do not have full DNS support, you must ensure that both forward and reverse lookup works in v. Center Server with embedded Platform Services Controller deployment. You cannot uninstall v. Center Server for Windows by right- clicking the Windows installer package and selecting Uninstall. You can uninstall v. Center Server for Windows by using either Windows Add/Remove Programs, or the v. Center Server for Windows installer package. However, when you right- click the v. Center Server for Windows installer package and select Uninstall, no message is displayed. If you right- click the v. Center Server for Windows installer package and select Uninstall again, you receive a message stating that the product is already uninstalled. Workaround: Use Windows Add/Remove Programs to uninstall v. Center Server for Windows. Center Server for Windows does not support user data source name (DSN) for external databases. Only system DSNs are supported for v. Center Server for Windows installations. If you add a user DSN, it is not displayed in the Database Configuration page of v. Center Server for Windows. Workaround: When you install v. Center Server for Windows, add a system DSN for the external database. You cannot install v. Center Server for Windows if you use a custom user name service account containing non- ASCII or high- ASCII charactersv. Center Server for Windows installation fails to configure the v. Center Server service account if you log in to the Operating System as a user defined by a custom account policy, and the user name contains non- ASCII or high- ASCII characters. Workaround: The custom user account you log in with must consist only of ASCII characters. Uninstalling or cancelling an install of v. Center Server for Windows might not always clean up all directories and files in the user data directory or installation directory. If you attempt to uninstall or cancel an install of v. Center Server for Windows, before the services start, the user data directory under C: \Program. Data\VMware\v. Center. Server or the installation directory under C: \Program Files\VMware\v. Center. Server might not be deleted completely from your system.
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