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Q:
I’m just finishing to convert my physical machine to virtual machine (P2V conversion). How do i remove all non-present hardware on that new virtual machine?

A:
Brings up your windows command prompt and type:
C:\>set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1
then type
C:\>start devmgmt.msc
to start device management MMC. From device management MMC, select View and click on Show Hidden Devices. Uninstall as many as possible non-present hardware on virtual machine.

Q:
How do i show error statistic on my NIC?

A:
By default, Windows 2003 Server will report only the total bytes sent and received on NIC. Enabling error statistic on NIC can be done by adding a key to the registry. You will need to create a new key called StatMon under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Network\Connections and create new DWORD value named ShowLanErrors. The possible data for this value is 0 (disable) or 1 (enable), and in case, the data of this value is 1.

Dear VCPers,

We cordially invite you to join our next VCP Club session, the place you can meet VCP holders and technical champion from partners/customers.

This session will be held on Wednesday, 07th October 2009 at Pitstop Auditorium (Datamation’s Training Centre) Annex Building 2nd Fl Jl. Abdul Muis Raya No.40. Starts at 09.00 – lunch time.

The club will remain By Invitation only. So please do not bring friend, but you are most welcomed to suggest names.

The club will remain Partners + Customers. So we can have a more complete discussion. Customers voice is critical to give us a reality check.

The club will remain highly technical. You must be hands-on & have VI Admin access to vCenter. You should also develop deeper knowledge on storage and network (PVLAN, security, etc).

Agenda:
09.00 – 12.30 VMware Vsphere Performance Troubleshooting
12.30 – 13.30 Lunch

Please reply this email or call us at 021-3448848 for registration and further details.
Looking forward to see you again.

Thank you and have a great day.