When deploying a Virtual Machine (VM) using an Open Virtualization Format (OVF) in vCenter, you may sometimes encounter an unexpected error—especially during a vCenter SR (Support Request). This issue can prevent successful VM deployment and often points to replication inconsistencies…
One of the most common issues vSphere administrators face is the “License not available to perform the operation” error in vCenter Server. This error often occurs when trying to connect a host to vCenter after a patch or update. In…
When upgrading vCenter Server, one of the most common issues administrators encounter is the PNID mismatch error. This error occurs when the Platform Services Controller Node ID (PNID) doesn’t match the vCenter hostname, preventing the upgrade from continuing. In this…
The vCenter Content Library is one of VMware’s most powerful features for managing templates and ISO images across multiple vCenter instances. It helps system administrators maintain consistency, share resources, and streamline virtual machine deployment across environments. However, users occasionally encounter…
After upgrading your vCenter Server, you may encounter an error when accessing Lifecycle Manager (LCM). The LCM section might display an error message, and when you open the Update tab in the host section, it appears blank or fails to…
If you want to integrate custom drivers or updates into your VMware ESXi installation, you’ll need to create a custom ESXi ISO using PowerCLI. This approach gives you more flexibility and ensures your ESXi host includes all the required components…
