This year’s VMworld Europe is held in Barcelona. Great, since the weather is definitely warmer than in Copenhagen last year. I’ll be blogging from the conference. I’m attending as a Blogger again this year. Thanks to VMware and John Troyer for the opportunity of free blogger pass. You might already noticed that the PDF guide for […]
New vSphere Web Client Search Capabilities
vSphere Web client Searches – use them to fast access the objects you need. With the vSphere 5.1 availability since yesterday, many of you has already installed in a lab the new vSphere 5.1 web client. Remember, it’s only through the new vSphere 5.1 web client you’ll be able to test the new enhanced vMotion, for […]
The Official VCP 5 Certification Guide
The Official VCP 5 Certification Guide – prepares you for VCP510 exam. I saw the first announce about this new book – The Official VCP5 Certification Guide book – through a VMworld Video, where Eric Sloof did a book signings interviews with the authors. If you haven’t already saw those videos, you can have a lok […]
ESXi 5.1 Free with no vRAM limit but physical RAM limit of 32Gb
ESXi 5.1 Free version and entry level SMB packaging. Many of you might wanted to know what did happened to a free version of VMware’s popular VMware Free Hypervizor – ESXi 5.1 Free version. After few confusing updates of VMware’s page which is dedicated to the free version of ESXi 5.1, the things are much more […]
Licensing VMware – Further Reading
As I already wrote in my article TOP vSphere 5.1 features where you had the possibility to learn about some cool new features introduced in vSphere 5.1. In addition, no more vRAM – good news. Just per-CPU-licensing… But there are other changes to the licensing of other products especially with the announce of the vCloud Suite, where […]
vSphere 5.1 licensing – vRAM is gone – rather good news, any more?
vRAM is gone, so the licensing starts to became more healthy as well. Rather sarcastic, but correct, IMHO. VMware had to react concerning the vRAM, because Microsoft Hyper-V v3.0 is at the point to be released (it’s already RTM – read my article on that). Having a licensing packages more healthy comparing to the competition, […]
vSphere 5.1 Networking – New features
VMware vSphere 5.1 brings enhancements to the vDS. There are quite a few. The new version of vDS is version 5.1. Network health check can verify your physical network before deploying vSphere, to see, if the setup of the physical network will assure the deployment of VMs. Scalability: vSphere 5.1 supports more dvPortgroups, more dvports […]
VMware Enhanced vMotion – New in vSphere 5.1
In the latest release of VMware vSphere 5.1, the introduction of Enhanced vMotion which enables you to move virtual machines (VMs) which runs on local storage on one host to local storage on another host has been introduced. The VMDK disk files are moved from one side to another without the need of shared storage. […]
vSphere Web Client – New in VMware vSphere 5.1
Well, the new VMware vSphere 5.1 has just arrived and brought one new feature which one is better than the other. In this article I’ll focus on the New vSphere 5.1 Web client, since it will be the client of all future versions and all the management and update taks will be executed through this […]
vCloud Director 5.1 released – what’s new
vCloud Director 5.1 has been announced during VMworld 2012 San Francisco which started yesterday (for partners). This update is packed with new features. One of the first which caught my attention was the ability to create snapshots from within vCD. This is something that would allow the cloud admins to create, revert or remove snapshots for […]
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