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**SSH Client must be enabled in the ESXi firewall (for the outbound connection) | **SSH Client must be enabled in the ESXi firewall (for the outbound connection) | ||
**[https://4sysops.com/archives/how-to-open-and-close-firewall-ports-on-vmware-esxi-hosts/ How to Open and Close Firewall Ports on vmWare ESXi Hosts] | **[https://4sysops.com/archives/how-to-open-and-close-firewall-ports-on-vmware-esxi-hosts/ How to Open and Close Firewall Ports on vmWare ESXi Hosts] | ||
| + | *[[ESXi - MQTT client tools|Making ESXi talk MQTT]] | ||
Revision as of 17:07, 6 July 2020
- Have you tried turning the user off and back on again?(Support techs everywhere)
- This is computing and the rules of voodo apply... (Patrick Norton - 2018)
NOTE: These notes & tutorials assume you are logged to the machine(s) via SSH.
Another NOTE: They also assume you are running Linux Mint on the machine(s).
Operating Systems
Network Management
Server Building
Start off with the usual update of the repositories...
apt update
ESXi Notes
Why virtualize your server infrastructure (Morton Hjorth)
- Licensing
- UPS Handling
- ESXi from the Command Line
- WebUI Through a Proxy
- ghettoVCB
- Add cron Job
- Allowing SSH & SCP between ESXi Hosts
- SSH Client must be enabled in the ESXi firewall (for the outbound connection)
- How to Open and Close Firewall Ports on vmWare ESXi Hosts
- Making ESXi talk MQTT
