RadioCuba Tech Tips (RTT)

SSH to the ESXi server and CD to the folder where the affected VM resides and create a temporary folder: # mkdir TEMP Move the CTK files to the folder # mv *ctk* ./TEMP Reboot/restart the VM and attempt the snapshot consolidation process again. https://paulgrevink.wordpress.com/2013/12/02/vm-disk-consolidation-fails/

Egnyte - https://www.egnyte.com/ Tonido FileCloud - https://www.getfilecloud.com/ Druva inSync - http://www.druva.com/insync/ Accellion KiteWorks - http://www.accellion.com/ SeaFile - https://www.seafile.com/en/home/ AeroFS - https://www.aerofs.com/ eFolder / Anchor - http://anchorworks.com/ Cozy - http://cozy.io/en/ Pydio - https://pyd.io/ OwnCloud - https://owncloud.org/

http://www.vladan.fr/install-vmware-vcsa-6-0/ https://nchrissos.wordpress.com/2015/03/20/the-nightmare-of-vcenter-server-appliance-6-0-installation/ http://techbrainblog.com/2015/03/27/vmware-vcenter-server-appliance-6-0-failed-to-start-services-firstboot-error/

For places that have lots of sessions and you’re using the session view lots the DNS sessions tend to be like 40% of the active sessions. FortiGate keeps them open for 3600 seconds by default which is a waste since most of the time dns only needs a couple of seconds. It also can’t really reuse the sessions.   The below will set the FortiGate to age out non active DNS protocol sessions after 15 seconds.   config system session-ttl         config port             edit 53                 set protocol 17                 set timeout 15                 set start-port 53                 set end-port 53             next         end end