Restore data prior to reverting a VMware Snapshot

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Hi, I am experiences systems/database/network administrator. I have deep knowledge of virtualization platforms including vmware products (I've been working with this line of products - esxi/vsphere for over 5 years now). Regarding this problem - official docs doesn't say it's possible to recover from the state you're having, but also don't say it's impossible. All depends on the snapshot file layout and vmware internals. I'm not saying I know right now that I will recover the data for sure, but I'm capable of analyzing the situation and giving a try of recovery (but I would need to come into some deep internals of vmware's vmdks and snapshot feature). All without worsening the situation. I wanted to be clear (I like challenges) so if you're interested feel free to ping me.

Hello sir, I have 9+ years Linux / C ++ / Networking experience, aslo, working more then 3 years with ESXi and VPSes from remote. Nobody can tell on blind whether this is feasible or not. So, this project should be payed per hour basis.

As a systems administrator, I am managing a mixed network environment of Linux, BSD, Windows on VMware vSphere platform and do automation scripting. REVERTING TO A SNAPSHOT OF A VMWARE IS IRREVERSIBLE AND WITHOUT A BACKUP, DATA WAS GONE UNLESS YOU HAVE A BACKUP. Just bid, to let you know.

Dear Sir, I am Thomas, a 22 years old french that graduated from university back in 2012. Back when I was a kid, I only had a computer to play with, so I spent all my time on it. That's why I now have more than 7 years of experience in Linux systems administration, and I have knowledge with the most popular Linux distributions. I worked as a network/system administrator at various companies where I set up WebServer, DNS servers, Databases, Monitoring, Backups, Scripting jobs, Virtualisation and so on. You can checkout my profile and see how much Linux-related project I successfuly completed. Moreover, Ubuntu / Debian was my first linux love and I use it on a daily basis, both on my servers and desktops/laptops Please come and have a chat with me, I am kind and helpful. Regards,

I have extensive work experience in large-scale complex VMware environments, giving me varied skills and the ability to work with many platforms and technologies. I believe I could fit into your position.

Hi, My name is Adam. I’m a senior systems engineer with over 10 years of experience in IT server infrastructure and data center operations. I’m a certified and trained VMware professional, Microsoft certified systems engineer and cisco certified network associate. Currently, I'm managing Virtualizaed Data Centers in Germany, China, India, HongKong and Sri Lanka. Please let me know your free time slot to restore your data.

Hi!!! good night, thank you for reading my proposal. I have plenty experience in vmware implementations, Helpdesk Support, projects management and knowledge of a vast software oriented to infrastructure. I'm working for fruit of the loom as Datacenter engineer, with several projects, for example implementing 6 esxi hosts in a new cluster and using bladeservers dell for this. and using backup software like Veeam, Symantec backup exec and Acronis. using monitoring software like vcenter operations manager, opennms, and later when I updated the hosts and vcenter to 5.5 the package included one updated version of operations manager (VRealize) and others. I can complete help you no mater time or day( day, night or weekends) full commitment to accomplish the tasks and responsibilities, documentation and more. and I have plenty experience in this field. in fact I totally love it!!. thank you so much for reading my proposal. to RESOLVE the issue well, there are already added options in VMWARE that are in some part, easy to do this kind of restore. have a good day. kindest regards.