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Are they are tasks in progress on the VMs, like vMotion, Storage vMotion ?<br />
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Time to start vCenter Server, and then Network Management Agents on Host<br />
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the above will not affect running VMs.
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Are they are tasks in progress on the VMs, like vMotion, Storage vMotion ?

Time to start vCenter Server, and then Network Management Agents on Host

the above will not affect running VMs.

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this is an applicance vcenter , so do I need to ssh into it and what commands do I need to restart the services via commmand line ?<br />
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thanks !!!!
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this is an applicance vcenter , so do I need to ssh into it and what commands do I need to restart the services via commmand line ?


thanks !!!!

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now I am getting a mac conflict , some how one instance became 2 , I have one that I can interact with and one that is all greyed out , maybe I need to consolidate these to but cannot seem to see how to do that
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now I am getting a mac conflict , some how one instance became 2 , I have one that I can interact with and one that is all greyed out , maybe I need to consolidate these to but cannot seem to see how to do that

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I see 2 of my Centos guests with the same name and cannot edit, or remove from inventory &nbsp;and most other functions , are greyed out , I am not sure where to look next
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I see 2 of my Centos guests with the same name and cannot edit, or remove from inventory  and most other functions , are greyed out , I am not sure where to look next

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