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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/how-to-convert-provisioning-thin-to-thick-vmware-disk-with-vmkfstools-91.html</guid>
										<title>How to Convert Provisioning Thin to Thick VMware Disk with vmkfstools</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/how-to-convert-provisioning-thin-to-thick-vmware-disk-with-vmkfstools-91.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[From Lazy Thick to Eager Thick: [Eager Zeroed Thick]$ vmkfstools -k CentOS.vmdkFrom Thin to Thick: [Eager Zeroed Thick]$ vmkfstools -i CentOS.vmdk -d eagerzeroedthick NewCentOS.vmdkFrom Thin to Thick: [Lazy Zeroed Thick]$ vmkfstools -i CentOS.vmdk -d...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/how-to-export-a-virtual-machine-using-the-vmware-ovf-tool-87.html</guid>
										<title>How to export a Virtual Machine using the VMware OVF Tool</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/how-to-export-a-virtual-machine-using-the-vmware-ovf-tool-87.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[ovftool.exe &lt;source locator&gt; &lt;target locator&gt;ovftool.exe vi://&lt;ESXi-host-ip/vm-name&gt;Ex: ovftool.exe vi://192.168.0.160/Test-VM H:&#92; # Windowsovftool.exe vi://192.168.0.160/MikroTikOS6 F:&#92;VMwareovftool vi://root@192.168.0.160...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/how-to-install-latest-esxi-vmware-patch-113.html</guid>
										<title>How to Install latest ESXi VMware Patch</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/how-to-install-latest-esxi-vmware-patch-113.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[How to Install latest ESXi VMware Patch &ndash; آموزش نحوه نصب To enable SSH go and select your host &gt; configuration &gt; security profile &gt; services &gt; properties &gt; SSH. Then connect via SSH and run this command:esxcli...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/how-to-add-a-usb-disk-as-vmfs-datastore-in-esxi-67-126.html</guid>
										<title>How To Add A USB Disk As VMFS Datastore In ESXi 6.7</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/how-to-add-a-usb-disk-as-vmfs-datastore-in-esxi-67-126.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[Note Please note that in the ESXi 6.7 version, USB devices larger than 2TB are not supported. Step One &ndash; Enable SSH Access To ESXi Host Connect to ESXi IP address, go to Actions and then select Services and Enable Secure Shell (SSH).  Step Two ...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/migrate-qcow2-images-from-kvm-to-vmware-75.html</guid>
										<title>Migrate qcow2 images from KVM to VMWare</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/migrate-qcow2-images-from-kvm-to-vmware-75.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[qemu-img convert -f qcow2 -O vmdk myImage.qcow2 myImage.vmdk vmkfstools -i myImage.vmdk outputName.vmdk -d thin &nbsp; Ref&#039;s:https://blog.ktz.me/migrate-qcow2-images-from-kvm-to-vmware/https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37794846/convert-qcow2...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/shrinking-vmdk-virtual-disk-size-on-vmware-esxi-98.html</guid>
										<title>Shrinking VMDK Virtual Disk Size on VMWare ESXi</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/shrinking-vmdk-virtual-disk-size-on-vmware-esxi-98.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[Reduce the VMDK File Size of the VMWare Virtual Machine  Shut down the virtual machine you want to reduce disk size; Using SSH, connect to the console of the ESXi host the VM is registered on (you can use putty or the&nbsp;built-in Windows SSH client...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/ovftool-error-sha-digest-of-file-exortedvmovf-does-not-match-manifest-95.html</guid>
										<title>OVFTool - Error: SHA digest of file ExortedVM.ovf does not match manifest</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/ovftool-error-sha-digest-of-file-exortedvmovf-does-not-match-manifest-95.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[Was able to go around this problem in ovftool by adding the flag &#039;--skipManifestCheck&#039; which does create a manifest file, but does not check its validity, for example: ovftool --machineOutput --overwrite --compress=9 --noImageFiles -...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/reclaiming-disk-space-from-thin-provisioned-vmdk-files-on-esxi-106.html</guid>
										<title>Reclaiming disk space from thin provisioned VMDK files on ESXi</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/reclaiming-disk-space-from-thin-provisioned-vmdk-files-on-esxi-106.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[Step 1:&nbsp;Delete the blocks on the Guest OS Windows Operating System  Download SDelete Command Line Tool available at&nbsp;https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/sdelete  Note:&nbsp;SDelete -z will cause the guest OS to use up 100...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/vmware-ovftool-deploy-ovf-ova-errorvimfaultfilenotfound-96.html</guid>
										<title>VMware OVFTool - Deploy .ovf, .ova Error:vim.fault.FileNotFound</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/vmware-ovftool-deploy-ovf-ova-errorvimfaultfilenotfound-96.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[Error: vim.fault.FileNotFoundResolve: To disconnect the .iso from the .ovf follow these steps:  delete the associated .mf file open the .ovf file using notepad and delete the following section:  &lt;Item ovf:required="false"&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;rasd...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/how-to-export-a-vsphere-esxi-67-virtual-machine-68.html</guid>
										<title>How to Export a vSphere ESXi 6.7 Virtual Machine</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/how-to-export-a-vsphere-esxi-67-virtual-machine-68.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[Login to the ESXi Host First of all, login to the web management interface of the ESXi 6.7 host by typing the IP address into a web browser. &nbsp; ESXi 6.7 Login Screen &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; Export the VM as an OVF Click on&nbsp;Virtual Machines,...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/failed-to-reconfigure-virtual-machine-test-vm-the-operation-is-not-allowed-in-the-current-state-88.html</guid>
										<title>Failed to reconfigure virtual machine Test-VM. The operation is not allowed in the current state.</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/failed-to-reconfigure-virtual-machine-test-vm-the-operation-is-not-allowed-in-the-current-state-88.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[ssh to VMware ESXi $ /etc/init.d/hostd restart $ /etc/init.d/vpxa restart Then reboot the vm.]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/enable-content-copy-paste-between-vmrc-client-and-windows-linux-virtual-machine-97.html</guid>
										<title>Enable content Copy/Paste between VMRC client and Windows/Linux Virtual Machine</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/enable-content-copy-paste-between-vmrc-client-and-windows-linux-virtual-machine-97.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[From the vCenter Server HTML5 Web Client  Power off the VM. Enable the Copy &amp; Paste for the Windows/Linux virtual machine: Right-click the virtual machine and click&nbsp;Edit Settings. Click the&nbsp;VM Options&nbsp;tab, expand&nbsp;Advanced, and...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/reclaim-used-space-with-vmkfstools-punchzero-92.html</guid>
										<title>Reclaim Used Space with VMKFSTOOLS - Punchzero</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/reclaim-used-space-with-vmkfstools-punchzero-92.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[&nbsp; $ vmkfstools -K CentOS.vmdk $ vmkfstools --punchzero CentOS.vmdk # Get real size of DiskFile: $ du -ah CentOS-flat.vmdk Refs: https://buildvirtual.net/reclaim-used-space-with-vmkfstools-punchzero/ https://rasanegar.com/blog/how-to-reclaim...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/convert-qcow2-to-vmdk-70.html</guid>
										<title>Convert qcow2 to vmdk</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/convert-qcow2-to-vmdk-70.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[qemu-img convert -f qcow2 -O vmdk whatever.qcow2 whatever.vmdk &nbsp; Ref: https://serverfault.com/questions/604862/any-way-to-convert-qcow2-to-ovf]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/qemuimg-how-to-convert-vhd-to-vmdk-a-step-by-step-guide-89.html</guid>
										<title>QemuIMG - How to Convert VHD to VMDK: A Step-By-Step Guide</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/qemuimg-how-to-convert-vhd-to-vmdk-a-step-by-step-guide-89.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[qemu-img.exe convert -p D:&#92;path&#92;to&#92;virtualmachine&#92;folder&#92;VM-DiskFile.vhdx -O vmdk E:&#92;path&#92;to&#92;virtualmachine&#92;newfolder&#92;VM-DiskFile.vmdkRef:https://www.nakivo.com/blog/how-to-convert-vhd-to-vmdk-a-step-by-step...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/convert-thick-provision-lazy-zeroed-disk-to-thin-on-vmware-esxi-by-vmkfstools-90.html</guid>
										<title>Convert Thick Provision Lazy Zeroed Disk to Thin on VMware ESXi by vmkfstools</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/convert-thick-provision-lazy-zeroed-disk-to-thin-on-vmware-esxi-by-vmkfstools-90.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[$ vmkfstools -i VM-DiskFile.vmdk -d thin VM-DiskFile-Thin.vmdk]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/vmware-using-the-ovf-tool-to-export-94.html</guid>
										<title>VMware - Using the OVF Tool to export</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/vmware-using-the-ovf-tool-to-export-94.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[# Use the following command to export to OVF:ovftool.exe &ndash;noSSLVerify vi://ip_of_esxi_host where the machine resides/name of source_machine &ldquo;D:&#92;ovf_export_name.ovf&rdquo;#! Note: before Export the VM&nbsp;detach CD/DVD Drive from...]]></description>

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										<guid>https://www.navel.ir/article/vmware-using-the-ovf-tool-deploy-93.html</guid>
										<title>VMware - Using the OVF Tool deploy</title>
										<link>https://www.navel.ir/article/vmware-using-the-ovf-tool-deploy-93.html</link>
										<description><![CDATA[# Use the following command to deploy a OVF:ovftool -ds=DestinationDatastore -n=DestinationVMName OVF.ovf vi://username:password@vCenter2/Datacenter2/host/Cluster2ovftool &ndash;name="NMIS9" -dm="thin" -ds=datastore_name-number -nw="network_name...]]></description>

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