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Whitepaper: How to Migrate Citrix XenApp to VMware Horizon 6 https://t.co/4rb5UFXzzg
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Fusion 8.0.2 now available
Today we have released an important update to Fusion 8 and Fusion 8 Pro, bringing our current version to 8.0.2. All users on Fusion 8 or Fusion 8 Pro will receive notification that a free update is available through the app, but here’s the download link in case you haven’t got the notification yet: Direct Download This release […] The post Fusion 8.0.2 now available appeared first on VMware Fusion Blog .
Workstation Pro and Workstation Player updates released
Updates to VMware Workstation 12 Pro and Workstation 12 Player are now available All users on Workstation 12 Pro and Workstation 12 Player users will receive a notification that a free update to version 12.0.1 is available through the app. The update is mainly focused on minor bug fixes, with an important update for users deploying Windows Server 2016 […] The post Workstation Pro and Workstation Player updates released appeared first on VMware Workstation Zealot .
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Update SRM 5.8.0.1 to 5.8.1 ASAP if you use linked mode
VMware have not shouted about this one as much as they should have, given the potential gravity of the situation. If you use linked mode to connect multiple sites and have SRM 5.8.0.1 installed, then you will not be able to run an SRM recovery when you have the sites disconnected. As in, when you are experiencing a disaster which you want to recover from as quickly and painlessly as possible, as in, precisely what you purchased SRM for in the first place, you’re out of luck. So, if you are…Read More
1000 VM per rack is the new minimum
The purpose of the above article is to drive a point that you need to look at the entire SDDC, and not just a component (e.g. Compute, Storage, Network, Security, Management). Once you look at the whole SDDC infrastructure in its entirety, you maybe surprised that everything fits into just 1-2 rack! The purpose is […] The post 1000 VM per rack is the new minimum appeared first on virtual red dot.
What’s New with VMware Horizon 6.2, Part 3
By Matt Coppinger, Director, End-User-Computing Technical Marketing and Enablement, VMware In our last blog post, What’s New with VMware Horizon 6 version 6.2, Part 2, we continued to look at some of the new features in Horizon 6.2, specifically VMware Access Point and the new Microsoft RDSH load-balancing feature for Horizon 6 hosted applications. In […] The post What’s New with VMware Horizon 6.2, Part 3 appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.
Getting started with vRealize Log Insight
VMware has a lot of tools these days. From the tools for virtualization all kinds of workloads to managing all that in an automated manner.In that last category VMware also has a tool called vRealize Log Insight. vRealize Log Insight, together with vRealize Operations gives you everything you need to monitor and troubleshoot your environment. I think that Log Insight is one of the most undervalued tools in a VMware environment. Every other week I am going to post something about Log Insight,…Read More
How to Enable the Built-In Administrator Account in Windows 10
Learn two different methods for enabling the built-in administrator account in Windows 10. The post How to Enable the Built-In Administrator Account in Windows 10 appeared first on Petri.
What is vCenter Server Watchdog?
If you’ve done any research into the high-availability options available for vCenter Server 6.0, hopefully you have had a chance to read the VMware vCenter Server 6.0 Availability Guide written in collaboration with Technical Marketing and Global Support Services as well as KB 1024051. And you might have noticed particular sections that refer to the vCenter Server Watchdog. […] The post What is vCenter Server Watchdog? appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog .
VDI on VSAN Upgrade – Part 3: Host Upgrade via Web Client
This week I am continuing where I left off in my VDI on VSAN upgrade. Last time I had patched the VUM server ready for the next part of the process which is updating the hosts! Nothing too detailed in this one and most vSphere admins will have seen this done many times. However, since […] The post VDI on VSAN Upgrade – Part 3: Host Upgrade via Web Client appeared first on vRyan.co.uk – Virtualization Blog.
Setup SSL Certificate For vSphere Lab-Part-4-Creating and Replacing vSphere SSL Certificates
You have observed that whenever you connect to vCenter Server using vSphere Client or connect via web-client you receive a warning that the certificate presented is not trusted and bla bla bla. For lab environments or small environments Self-Signed certificates … Continue reading →
Microsoft’s About To Become More Aggressive With Windows 10 Upgrades
Microsoft has announced that, starting next year, they will begin pushing Windows 10 upgrades more aggressively through Windows Update. The post Microsoft’s About To Become More Aggressive With Windows 10 Upgrades appeared first on Petri.
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Why @VMware’s #NSX software will become a data center requirement
VMware’s NSX software can help businesses improve security across a data center, which is why it may soon be seen as a required piece of the data center infrastructure.
A first-hand account of becoming a @VMware #vExpert
Our contributor gives you a first-hand account of what steps he took in order to become a VMware vExpert.
How long are Virtual Machines stunned for Snapshots and vMotion?
I’ve read this excellent article byCormac Hogan explaining why and when a Virtual Machine receives a “stun”. This post is a follow-up explaining how you can determine the duration of a Virtual Machinestun on the most common vSphere functions: Create … Read more »
vSphere Web Client and Google Chrome
Veeam has released Update 3 for Veeam Backup & Replication, this updates gives support for Windows 10 Guest, and for installation of Veeam Components. This also fixes the SSLv3 problem with vSphere 6.0 Update 1. The release notes can be found here: http://www.veeam.com/kb2068
Now you can change VM Component Protection (VMCP) settings with this new module. https://blogs.vmware.com/PowerCLI/2015/10/want-to-change-vm-component-protection-settings-via-powercli-now-you-can.html