Trying Starwinds Free, looking for how to set access permissions on a Starwinds Server - ie, only allow specific IPs to access the targets provided.

I can see how to do this in the GUI, but struggling to find any way to achieve this via Powershell.

And without root you can't set up DNS, unless I have completely missed something in the GUI... ...which keeps crashing anyway, needing the VM to be restarted.

I'm seeing similar on VSA for ESX

I see great lengths have been gone to to try to prevent people accessing root... ...which I fully understand for an appliance. So how the hell do you set the management IP (and don't say DHCP, because this is supposed to be a hyperconverged solution)? Additionally, as provided, the GUI is unusable a...

I need to get into Centos to be able to set the management IP, and also adjust the GUI so it's a better resolution.

Yes, confirmed that changing EVC mode on the vSphere cluster has enabled me to boot the VM, thanks for the pointers.

Same issue here, running ESXi 6.5 on Intel Xeon X5-2620v4 CPUs, with the cluster EVC mode set to Nehalem. I will bump it forward to Haswell

Trying Starwinds (probably both Linux appliance and the Windows free one) in my home lab for my own virtualisation learning

How do I set up the software iSCSI client for HA, do I enter the IPs of both starwinds servers, or is there a floating/clustered IP?