Greetings,
I have two questions about WBEM / CIM. As part of VMware's edict
that we should move towards ESXi, I'm reworking our hardware
monitoring so it doesn't depend on our monitoring software having an
agent in the service console. HP provides an agent that lives in ESXi
which exposes ha
I'm investigating using WBEM-HTTPS to monitor VMware ESXi servers,
since we used to monitor ESX hosts using an agent that lived in the
service console.
It seems like there was a lot of interest in CIM/WBEM a few years
ago which gradually died down, perhaps due to the complexity and
learning cu
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 8:39 AM, John BORIS wrote:
> I have been looking for an electronic organizer for my wife. I know
> there are a ton of smartphones out there but she will not use one of
> them and the data rates are something right now I don't want to deal
> with. I tried resurrecting my Pa
> P.S. The "tech" mailing list is for people doing technical work for
> LOPSA... maintaining the web site, etc. I think you meant to post to
> discuss@
The description of the tech mailing list (as displayed on lists.lopsa.org) is:
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If you're writing an application which will connect to a SOAP web service
(the WSDL is a description of what methods are provided by the web
service), you might want to look into SoapUI. It's basically a generic
client which takes a WSDL and allows you to manually generate and execute
web servic
We're running VMs as NTP servers in several places, and our
experience has been that it works fine under normal circumstances, but
things get out of sync (at least temporarily) when a vMotion operation
occurs.
I haven't had time to do any significant research into this, but have
conside
