

VMware includes drivers for these cards, starting in ESXi 5.1 if I remember correctly. Lsi Megaraid Storage Manager Drivers For These Lsi Megaraid Storage Manager Drivers For These.

That's it, as long as health status shows the "storage" option in the vpphere client this should be good. Remember, you also have to edit your hosts file and put the SAME host that you used in the above along with its IP address for this to work. You will have to shutdown and restart the esxi server for MSM to see the change. If its greyed out, select "use the following DNS server address and it will then let you change the hostname as well. If you are getting 127.0.0.1 as the CIMOM server in MegaRaid Storage Manager in ESXI 5.5 or 6 (yes 6 works as well - use the VMW-ESX-6.0.0-lsi_mr3-6.611.05.00-3645680.zip driver for SAS-9260xx-xx)Įvery time I build a new server I come back to this so this time I am adding the trick to the thread my self (for the me that finds it again later) I know the thread is old.ġ27.0.0.1 means that the esxi server is identifying itself as localhost - just login to the vsphere client, goto configuration, software, dns and routing, properties, and change the host name to something better than "localhost" My ESXI 5.5 host is found as 127.0.0.1 and for all issues in the net users are talking about a 0.0.0.0 problem, but my seems to be different?Ĭan someone tell me an easy and normal way to run the MegaRAID Storage manager and to login to my ESXi? I have tried to disable the firewall in the ESXi and in Windows (for the test) I see the health status of the controller in vSphere I have tried the troubleshooting options from here:

I have tried the multicast to unicast proxy as a Windows service (from ) I have installed SMIS provider and driver: lsiprovider It is a second day I am trying to merry my ESXi 5.5 host (on a Fujitsu RX100 S8 server with LSI MegaRAID SAS controller) and MegaRAID Storage Manager (which is installed on a Windows PC on the same local network).
