VMware is announcing a new professional certification VCP-DCV 2019. I’ve already blogged about the new certification changes that VMware is implementing in this blog post – VMware Certification Changes in 2019 and you could see that the passed certification will be named after the year when you met the requirement. Example VCP 6.5-DCV will become VCP 2019 […]
Windows Server 2019 Book in Spanish
A fellow blogger from Barcelona Xavier Genestos has written another book which will be a good read for Spanish speaking audience. If you are Spanish speaking, person, check it out. The books can be purchased at the LULU publishing. I have met with Xavier during VMworld in Barcelona, together with other Spanish bloggers, Jorge de la Cruz and Frederico Cinalli. […]
How To Create NVMe-Of Target With StarWind VSAN
NVMe Over Fabric (NVMe-Of) is a protocol which is defacto becoming high-speed standard to take advantage of huge IOPS provided by new NVMe devices hitting the market. NVMe-OF Target designed by StarWind is one of the latest and hot storage technologies overtaking old iSCSI. First of all, before we go further, let’s recap what is […]
How To Test Network Connectivity with netcat utility in VMware environments
One of the testing tools for VMware networking is netcat. We have a post which explains the basics of vmkping command here – How To Test Network Connectivity with a vmkping command in VMware environments. Check it out. Today’s post is called How To Test Network Connectivity with netcat utility in VMware environments and we’ll explore some […]
What is VMware Per Incident Support?
VMware Per Incident support is actually the “pay-as-you-go” model, where you’ll choose 1, 3 or 5 incidents per year, and you use those “pre-paid” tickets to call VMware to open a support ticket when needed without buying a support contract itself. You should know, however, that VMware per incident support does not give you free updates like […]
What are VMware Learning Credits?
Today we’ll have a look at VMware learning credits, which are another way you can pay for training. In fact, by buying VMware Learning credits, you purchase, ahead of time, a credit which you can use later, for paying for VMware class, before passing a VCP exam for example. Just like with VCP Exam vouchers […]
How To Change E1000 into VMXNET3 without changing a MAC address
You might end up in a situation where you have a VM which you want to change vNIC type, but you want to keep the current MAC address. Today’s post will teach us How To Change E1000 into VMXNET3 without changing a MAC address. This is an easy post which I’m sure everyone knows how to […]
What Are VMware Exam Vouchers?
VMware VCP Exam voucher is kind of an “electronic” tickets needed to pass a VCP Exam. You can buy it in advance (or plan the buy) when the IT budgets are distributed or when you have a budget. One Voucher is valid for a duration of a minimum of 12 months and you can use […]
VMware Certification Changes in 2019
After introducing a new naming convention back in March, VMware explains other changes which will be implemented this year. This post is about VMware Certification Changes in 2019. There will be new naming conventions. Newly passed certification will be named after the year when you met the requirement. Example VCP 6.5-DCV will become VCP 2019 […]
What’s New in VMware Horizon 7.7
Yes, VMware Horizon 7.7 has been released and we haven’t reported on it yet. New support for Windows Server 2019 for desktop and RDSH VMs is here. It’s been certainly a functionality that many were waiting to start doing POC and testing. VMware Horizon 7.7 adds support for VMware vSphere 6.7 Update 1 and VSAN 6.7U1 as well. All […]
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