vMotion is one of the best features when it comes to VMware and it’s virtualization technology. With the latest vSphere 5.1 version, an additional – enhanced vMotion has been added to the long list of features that keeps VMware ahead of the competition. So not only “standard” vMotion, storage vMotion, but also enhanced vMotion are […]
Default VM Compatibility Level in VMware vSphere 5.1
VMware vSphere 5.1 has introduced Virtual Hardware version 9 (vmx-09). With the latest hardware version, VMs can have up to 64 vCPU, 1Bt of RAM or hardware accelerated 3D graphics (VMware View only). Together with VHV (virtualized hardware virtualization) improvements and less reboot requirements (from the vmx-09 and onwards), the overall management of versioning of […]
Virtual Machine – all you need to know
I have been asked many times by non techie folks about what is virtual machine. I know that for the readers who follow my blog, the question might be inappropriate, but for those of you who does not know what is virtual machine and want to know simple answer, read on. Experienced virtualization users won’t […]
VMware vCenter Multi-Hypervisor Manager
VMware vCenter Multi-Hypervisor Manager 1.0 released. VMware has released VMware vCenter Multi-Hypervisor Manager version 1.0 today. Managing several hypervisors through a single pane of glass, that’s something that quite expected today, and it seems that VMware has reacted by publishing new plugin for VMware vSphere 5.1 called VMware vCenter Multi-Hypervisor Manager Plugin (MHM). This plugin […]
The enterprise journey to the vCloud – Building Cloud platform using vCloud director
There are many interesting articles about building a Cloud platform using vCloud director, creating network pools, preparing hosts and ensuring your allocation settings are correct. All good stuff for vAdmins. Now consider the business application person. He has experience with the application from a previous role at another company. He knows it will revolutionise his […]
vCenter Server 5.1 Required Ports
If you’re setting up an environment where you have to deal with firewalling and lots of security, it might be useful to have all the necessary ports that are required for vCenter server 5.1 listed somewhere. At first there will be all the required ports for vCenter server running on Windows system, and then bellow […]
VMware Hands-On Labs Public Beta Interest List
VMware Hands-On Labs for Public Beta Interest List has been opened. VMware Hands on labs remotely? That is something that everybody is waiting for. This remote labs will be accessible to test different VMware technology without the need having physical lab at home or nested ESXi lab running on your laptop – you could certainly read […]
Microsoft Exchange 2013 RTM Downloads
Microsoft Exchange 2013 RTM available for download. Microsoft has published the RTM code of Exchange Server 2013. You can download and install full-featured software for a 180-day trial, as for now. The product should be available for MSDN subscribers during the days to come. The Micosoft Exchange 2013 RTM brings in several new (simplified) capabilities, starting […]
Cisco Nexus 1000v Training
There are some offers available for Cisco Nexus 1000v training. This training will help you to learn the inside out of Cisco Nexus 1000v switch. Jason Nash the instructor, already done few other training courses for TrainSignal: Cisco UCS, which is very good. I have reviewed this course here. VMware Advanced Networking vSphere Security Design, […]
vSphere 5.1a Released together with vCD 5.1.1 and many more new products updates
VMware products line Update. The vSphere 5.1a release has been released yesterday. The release updates many of the vSphere 5.1 components. Not only vCenter 5.1a, but also many others software appliances and vCloud suite products. You can upgrade to this version of vCenter Server from the following previous versions: – vCenter Server 4.1, 4.1 Ux – […]
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