Microsoft Outlook Search Indexing With VMware App Volumes
Learn how to manage Microsoft Outlook search indexing with VMware App Volumes writable volumes, based on this Knowledge Base (KB) article: https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2149799?language=en_US. Click here to read more about managing Microsoft Office 365 in a non-persistent VDI environment: http://blogs.vmware.com/euc/2017/10/managing-microsoft-office-365-in-non-persistent-vdi.
Explore uses for virtual data center architecture with VMC on AWS
Virtual data center architecture isn’t for everyone, but those that can handle the infrastructure and boost workloads should investigate the benefits.
Managing Microsoft Office 365 in Non-Persistent VDI
Customers moving towards a model of non-persistent virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) realize the benefits of this approach over persistent VDI. For one, non-persistent VDI allows IT to easily set up pools of desktops that can revert back to an original state after being used, instead of having to manage each individual persistent desktop throughout its […] The post Managing Microsoft Office 365 in Non-Persistent VDI appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog .
How VVols impacts storage protocol choices with vSphere
File vs. Block, why choose one over the other with vSphere. They both have their pros and cons which has influenced decision making when it comes to picking your storage with vSphere but VVols has changed the game of how storage protocols interact with vSphere which may also impact your decision making. Let’s first look … Continue reading » [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
NSX-T PowerCLI community module
During the development of my automated NSX-T 2.0 lab deployment script, I had created several PowerCLI functions using the new NSX-T cmdlets and NSX-T APIs to help me test and troubleshoot. I finally got a chance to clean up the code as well as package them all up into an NSXT.psm1 module which hopefully can benefit others. For […]
Performance of SQL Server 2017 for Linux VMs on vSphere 6.5
Microsoft SQL Server has long been one of the most popular applications for running on vSphere virtual machines. Last year there was quite a bit of excitement when Microsoft announced they were bringing SQL Server to Linux. Over the last year Microsoft has had quite a bit of interest in SQL Server for Linux and it was […] The post Performance of SQL Server 2017 for Linux VMs on vSphere 6.5 appeared first on VMware VROOM! Blog .
Intel Optane 900P Low Price NVMe might Be a Perfect Fit For a Home Lab – ESX Virtualization
New Intel Optane drives on the horizon. This drive has 10DWPD (5years of warranty) 500k Writes – Intel Optane 900P – perfect for a lab
VMware Workspace ONE: Deploy and Manage
VMware is the global leader in virtualization software, providing desktop and server virtualization products for virtual infrastructure solutions.
vSAN Operations: Storage Policy Naming Considerations
The use of naming conventions in the data center can play an important part in operational efficiency. Naming conventions are most often used for devices such as hosts and switches, along with other entities such as VMs, virtual switches, and Microsoft Group Policy Objects. Choosing a consistent approach to naming can reduce time for change The post vSAN Operations: Storage Policy Naming Considerations appeared first on Virtual Blocks .
Roles and customization permissions in vSphere – Troubleshoot for vSphere 6.5 on #VMTN
I need to create role for creating VM from definite template into definite folder with Guest OS Customization rules. If I deploy VM from template without customization VM is created successfully. If I deploy VM WITH customization I have an error.
BIOS Settings HP DL380 Gen10 for VMware vSphere ESXi
The 10th generation of HP’s DL380 server is offering a greater performance for your vSphere environment. Fully equipped with 24 x 128 GB LRDIMM memory modules (two processors, each supports six memory channels with two memory modules per channel), it… Read more Der Beitrag BIOS Settings HP DL380 Gen10 for VMware vSphere ESXi erschien zuerst auf All about virtualization .
VMware Cloud on AWS Hands-on Lab
See the new VMware on AWS solution. Interact with the VMware Cloud interface to perform basic tasks and manage your public cloud capacity.
In the Lab: Migrating Workloads to VMware vSAN | StorageReview.com – Storage Reviews
() For as much work as we’ve done around VMware vSAN in terms of site content and reviews, it may come as a surprise to some that we hadn’t been using any vSAN in production.
Nearly undetectable Microsoft Office exploit installs malware without an email attachment
Security firm Sophos uncovered a zero day exploit that targets a 24-year-old data exchange protocol, and it can be used to silently attack machines with very little means of detection.
PowerNSX.github.io website re-launch
PowerNSX website relaunch With VMworld come and gone it was time to give some attention to PowerNSX usability. The website, powernsx.github.io contained a decent repository of snippets and examples of PowerNSX. It allowed users, in conjunction to the built in get-help to get started with PowerNSX. I decided to flesh out many of the examples […]
Unable to create LSOM file system for vSAN disk? – View a solution for Workstation on #VMTN
My physical ESXi seems to have some hardware issue, so I install 3 ESXi VM on Workstation. I immediately see an error message like: “Unable to create LSOM system for VSAN disk mpx.vmhba1:C0:T2:L0”
Handle PowerShell Errors Like a Boss With These Tips
There are four parts to PowerShell error handling: the Error Action parameter, Try/Catch blocks, the Error Variable parameter, and logging. Learn how to do them all.
VMware NSX/Kubernetes and F5 – A Cloud Native App Integration
Introduction When Bob Dylan wrote back in the 60’s “times they are a-changin” it’s very possible he knew how true that would be today. Last week, we saw a few things announced in the container technology space during the DockerCon event in Copenhagen – but one thing that I believe came as a surprise to The post VMware NSX/Kubernetes and F5 – A Cloud Native App Integration appeared first on Network Virtualization .
Celebrate 10 Years on the Mac with this once-in-a-lifetime deal!
This year at VMworld we had a special treat for our attendees with our Fusion 10th Anniversary Collector Box. Outside the box it says Fusion 10 all over, but with the box came a USB card that has you covered on all platforms: Workstation 14 Pro for Windows, Workstation 14 Pro for Linux and Fusion 10 Pro for […] The post Celebrate 10 Years on the Mac with this once-in-a-lifetime deal! appeared first on VMware Workstation Zealot .
vSpeaking Podcast Episode 60: Partner Perspectives
This week we continue the Partner Perspective series with three great VMware Partners. This week we continue the Partner Perspective series with three great VMware Partners. Topics discussed Cohesity’s Rawlinson Rivera shares their solution for the recovery of a datacenter’s management stack. Veeam’s Anthony Spiteri and Michael Cade update us on Veeam Powered Network, and their The post vSpeaking Podcast Episode 60: Partner Perspectives appeared first on Virtual Blocks .
