Here's a quick and easy way to configure SNMP on your ESXi Servers, which is done by editing the snmp.xml file. In this tutorial: ESXi Version 4.0 SSH into your ESXi Host Use this command to browse to the right directory: cd /etc/vmware Use this command to open the snmp.xml file: vi snmp.xml If you haven't used vi before, you only need to know the following keystrokes and commands: INSERT, ESC, and :wq!Here's the default xml file: We're going to edit this file and restart … [Read more...] about Configure SNMP on ESXi Servers
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-bash: nano: command not found
If you're new to Linux and you've been following along a tutorial or something somewhere tells you to use the nano command, you may get this error at first: [crayon-5cea3a09de1b4551904044/] Fear not. It's a fairly simple fix. Nano is a text editor and although your Linux server may have the package, it may not already be installed. Before installing nano, give vi a try. Vi or Vim Editor is widely accepted as the most popular text editor in Linux. If you're running CentOS, Vim Editor is already … [Read more...] about -bash: nano: command not found
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