Windows 10 talk back to Microsoft way too much. That’s the fact. For some users this does not matter. But for for some Windows users it’s not a really comfortable. It bothers, and personally it makes me uncomfortable. I wanted to upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10 but hey, I did not ask to spy […]
Storage performance troubleshooting with ESXTOP [Guide]
As you know ESXTOP is an utility bundled with ESXi allowing to monitor/troubleshoot performance of network, CPU or storage. This post is about storage performance troubleshooting with ESXTOP. Se will focus on storage as many times the storage is the main problem of latency. A weakest performance element in the whole chain. VMs performs slowly, […]
How-to Uninstall Windows 10 Apps With Powershell
Built-in apps which are bundled with Windows 10 are sitting on freshly installed system. You can notice those apps in case you have created a multiple local users on the system because each time you have created new user, when the user logs on for the first time Windows 10 starts to install apps for that […]
VMware Tools 10 release – Not Tighten to ESXi Releases Any More
VMware has released VMware Tools 10 as separate download through MyVMware. As you know, previously each time there was new release of VMware ESXi, then there was a new release of VMware tools. Both of those were tighten together and never released separately. This is now changing and VMware tools 10 and higher versions will […]
VMware vSphere Metro Storage Cluster Recommended Practices – updated PDF
In case you’ll want to get into stretched clustering, get deep info and recommended practices, know that you might want to check this whitepaper from VMware which discusses just that. This paper was updated to stay current with vSphere 6.0 as the previous version written back in 2012 got slightly outdated. When thinking about stretched […]
VMware vCenter 6.0 U1 (VCSA) – How to install, configure ++
VMware has released major update of vSphere 6.0 U1 recently. VMware vCenter 6.0 U1 (VCSA) is part of the release. If not you should check out my detailed post about what’s new here. I also put on a new vSphere 6.1 page, even if vSphere 6.1 is not out, VSAN has been labeled 6.1. But this […]
vCenter Server 6.0 Performance Best Practices PDF
Few weeks back VMware has released a new paper detailing vCenter Server 6.0 Performance Best Practices. Also the PDF talks about the performance improvements of vCenter server 6 over vCenter server 5.5. The authors are Mike Stunes and Ravi Soundararajan from VMware. Differences in type of deployment platform (Windows or Linux) are compared too. What’s New […]
Free VMworld 2015 Sessions on YouTube
A very large number of Free VMworld 2015 Sessions on YouTube has been made available from VMware. This year it’s really a lot of sessions comparing to other years. It’s probbably due to a very large number of sessions at VMworld altogether. This is good as not everyone can attend VMworld and to follow the […]
VMware vSphere 5.5 U3 Released – Last Big Update?
VMware vSphere 5.5 U3 has been released. Perhaps last big update for vSphere 5.5 has been released by VMware. Both vCenter server and VCSA are updated, supporting new guest OS (CentOS 7.0, Oracle Linux 7.0, Ubuntu 14.10, Windows 10, RHEL 6.6, RHEL 7 .1, CentOS 7.1, Oracle Linux 7.1) and also the possibility to access logs via […]
VMware vSphere PowerCLI 6.0 R2 Released
There is a new release of VMware vSphere PowerCLI 6.0 R2. The more and more popular command-line and scripting tool built on Windows PowerShell adds several new features and improvements like for example to gather informations about the underlying ESXi hardware (with cmdlets Get-VMHostHardware), new VASA cmdlets or possibility to connect vRealize Operations Manager (via Connect-OMServer). […]
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