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I can't figure out how to have VSA start first, and well before the other iSCSI boot VMs?
Regards, Rich
HP ML350 SATA with VSA
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The startup order, and time to wait between, VMs is a property of the ESX server.
In VI Client select the ESX server, select the configuration tab, select Virtual Machine Startup/Shutdown (in the middle of the screen in blue).
That should put you in the right direction.
Adam C
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LeftHand Networks
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I had that part. The problem is that I cannot edit either of the VM that show up in the list. And under the startup column, they show as disabled.
Regards, Rich
HP ML350 SATA with VSA
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flying by memory you have to enable automatic startup of VMs by selecting the properties of automatic startup and there is a check box you have to select to enable it.
Hope that helps.
Adam C
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LeftHand Networks
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Ouch. You can't edit the VM setting until you Move Up the VM. Sorry.
Regards, Rich
HP ML350 SATA with VSA
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