In-place upgrade of ESXi hosts is quick and simple and well suitable for small environments. However, if you want to upgrade a large number of ESXi hosts without any downtime, […]
The vSphere Web Client lets you connect to a vCenter Server system to manage your vSphere infrastructure and ESXi hosts through a browser. The vSphere Web Client requires a connection […]
In the last article I have covered the upgrade process from vCenter Server 5.0 to vCenter server 5.1. In this article I will cover a quick how to on upgrading […]
As you probably all know, the vSphere 5.1 and vCloud Suite binaries have been made available for download yesterday. The vCenter Server ISO is now about 3,4 GB in size […]
According to the certification roadmap on My Learn, VMware will add some new certification in the near future. The new certifications are: Cloud Certifications VCP – Cloud VCAP – Cloud […]
In addition to release of vSphere 5.1, there are some new whitepapers available from VMware. What’s new in VMware vCenter 5.1 What’s new in vCloud Director 5.1 What’s new in […]
Today VMware announced the release of vSphere 5.1. At the general session at VMworld 2012 VMware also announced that the vRAM licensing is gone. vSphere 5.1 will be licensed per […]
A few days ago Troy Hampel (@MrTroyH) asked me on Twitter if I had some troubleshooting blogs about resource mapping permission in Site Recovery Manager 5, unfortunately I didn’t, simply […]
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