What’re the limitations of the ESXi 6.x Free Edition – the VMware vSphere Hypervisor? The free version of the VMware vSphere Hypervisor – ESXi 6.x, has got some limitations. I know it’s been discussed on many places already, but I’m still getting questions about that and so I wanted to clear this out. Which use cases […]
Starwind Native SAN for Hyper-V 5.8 has been released – see the details
Starwind Software just released new version of popular iSCSI SAN software. After several months in the beta, the product is finally available to the public. Starwind Native SAN for Hyper-V 5.8 has been officially released. The Starwind Native SAN for Hyper-V enables you to leverage the local disks present in your Windows servers and create […]
Auto-deploy GUI for VMware vSphere
Auto-Deploy GUI Fling – New Plugin for VMware vSphere 5 The Auto-Deploy GUI Fling is a GUI Plugin for VMware vSphere 5. It enables you to use Auto Deploy feature without the need of using PowerCLI in your environment. Remember – it’s a Technology Preview License Agreement which you’re accepting when downloading this tool… The […]
TCP and UDP ports used in VMware’s products
TCP and UDP ports which are used and should be modified for each product. I found an interesting KB article, which shows you all ports required for all VMware Products. If you dealing with firewalls for local/remote sites, and using VMware Products, this KB might be helpfull since it groups all the products and different […]
Exploring vCloud Director Interface – as a customer
Exploring my private datacenter through vCD. Recently I has been offered a full private datacenter at Stratogen. You can read the post here. I must tell you that I’m new to vCloud Director, I haven’t tested this product in my lab yet. But will do. So as for now even the exploration of the interface […]
vCenter Operations Management 5 Suite from VMware has been released
VMware has released vCenter Operations Management 5 The product has been announced and released already few days ago, but I was quite busy with my VCP preparation and studies, so I haven’t been able to cover this release yet. Now when I passed my VCP 510 (you can read my experience on this post: Ressources to […]
vSphere 5 and VMFS 5 FAQ
vSphere 5 brought new filesystem VMFS 5 – your questions about it? Yesterday I took the VCP 510 exam. I passed fine, and I updated the post – Resources to prepare your VCP exam – VCP 510 – with my own experience there. And sure, there has been questions about the new VMFS 5 – new version of […]
TOP VMware and Virtualization blogs competition
Why would you vote for ESX Virtualization? As every year, there is time to vote for your favorite virtualization blog. This competition organized by Eric Siebert every year. Last time when this competition has been organized, ESX Virtualization was in the TOP 25 blogs, but this time I wish (I hope) even better result. Eric Siebert announcen […]
New Working (blogging) Gear has arrived – Samsung NP900X3A
Lightweight model (1.3kg) and low TDP (17W) with over 7 hours of battery life – Samsung NP900X3A-A01FR. I finally made the move and took a new laptop. The choice has been hard to make and I must admin that I spend many hours scratching my head on what laptop I’m going to finaly take. Since I moved […]
VMware View 5 Desktop Virtualization Solutions – upcoming book
New book by Andre Leibovici and Jason Langone – VMware View 5 Desktop Virtualization Solutions This book will guide you on a complete planning process with designing optimized VMware View 5 VDI solution. The book is meant to be used in the early process when the planning and designing process takes place. Guide for architects, […]
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