VMware NSX: 3 different use cases (via TechRepublic)
VMware NSX: 3 different use cases
VMware’s NSX is one of the most-popular options for network virtualization. Here’s how three companies are using it to power their businesses.
VMware NSX: 3 different use cases (via TechRepublic)
VMware’s NSX is one of the most-popular options for network virtualization. Here’s how three companies are using it to power their businesses.
Deploy VMware View Access Point the easy way
In my final part in my series on Implementing a VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure with Horizon View 6.2 I showed how to deploy the View Access Point using ovftool. However, thanks to Chris Halstead there is an easier way. He has developed a tool to take the pain out of the deployment.
Introducing VMware User Environment Manager Configuration Templates
Last week, we launched VMware User Environment Manager 9.0 (UEM), with many new features that will help deliver a truly stateless desktop and eliminate the need for point products.
Preliminary Sizing Tests for Horizon 6 for Linux
In response to a growing demand in China for small-scale Linux VDI implementations, our End-User-Computing Technical-Marketing Center of Excellence team in Beijing ran a series of tests, as documented by Judy Wu in our new VMware Horizon 6 for Linux: Preliminary Sizing Tests white paper.
What’s new in VMware User Environment Manager 9.0
Earlier this month VMware released a new version of User Environment Manager that brings some new and exciting features, not only to User Environment Manager, but also to the Horizon Suite. To learn about the new features in Horizon 7 you can see my blog here. Here, I would like to highlight the new main features of VMware User Environment Manager 9.0
Using PowerCLI to build multiple VMs
My first script that I ever wrote was a script to build VMs. I was the newest member on the team, and i was giving the task of building 50 VMs for a new project that was getting started. It was a very daunting task, due to the completion date to have these 50 VMs to be completed. So one of the other members of the team told me about PowerCLI, but didn’t have any knowledge about it.
NSX Everywhere: Virtual Networking for All Platforms
VMware NSX manages any virtualized networking environment with speed, agility, and security. In this video, hear from VMware CTSO Guido Appenzeller and see NSX in action in real time.
Why Should CIOs Invest in Network Virtualization with VMware NSX?
Data-center virtualization is nearly all-encompassing by now. Most corporations have achieved a compute virtualization rate of over 80%. Only very few workloads remain on physical hardware instead of being handled by a virtual machine, and usually that’s because of very specialized requirements of the applications themselves. Storage is following closely behind.
OSPF, BGP, and STP: OH MY!
Welcome to another installment of the “Tim needs to learn networking better” series. This episode is not really anything specifically NSX related. I want to implement OSPF on my lab network, but before I can do that, I really should understand what it is and what it does. I decided to add a couple other protocols used in the lab. This write-up is simply for my own sanity-checking. If someone else finds it useful, cool!
VMware provided Horizon View 7 Admin UI
VMware has a packaged Admin UI for Horizon View 7 that provides administration capability without requiring the installation of Adobe Flash. The Admin UI works like a thinapp package and supports View administration only, no external browsing. There are a few known issues described with workarounds along with the download link in VMware KB 2144303.
New Fling: vSphere HTML5 Web Client
VMware first introduced the vSphere Web Client with the release of vSphere 5.0. The vSphere Web Client would be the future management tool replacing the vSphere client aka “Legacy, Thick or C# Client”. This would be become more evident over time with each release of vSphere. New features could only be managed through the vSphere Web Client.
VSAN Stretched Clusters – Click Click done! (via VSANteam.info)
Creating Stretched Clusters could not be easier with VSAN. In fact the process of configuring different types of VSAN clusters, with features like deduplication and compression enabled is now a snap in the new Configuration Wizard.
VMware VSAN: When good enough more than passes muster (via The Register)
Last week I attended SFD9 and the last session of the week was with VMware about VSAN 6.2. This is not a review of the product or an analysis about single features; there are plenty of them already. Instead I’ll talk about what a product like VSAN 6.2 means for the entire SDS/HCI market.
[VIDEO] The Practical Path to NSX: Security, Automation, & Application Continuity
Read more about network virtualization with VMware NSX here: https://www.vmware.com/products/nsx/ Milin Desai of VMware discusses an overview of VMware NSX at VMworld 2015. He highlights the 3 most common pain points within customers and how VMware NSX has addressed them through its value proposition. See a live demo of VMware NSX’s infrastructure security, IT automation, and application continuity in action.
Getting Started with the Free Log Insight for vCenter
VMware gives away a 25-OSI pack of vRealize Log Insight 3.3 for all users with a supported vCenter Server license. VMware vRealize Log Insight is a log management software with intuitive dashboards, sophisticated analytics and broad third-party extensibility. It provides deep operational visibility and faster troubleshooting.
SRM 6.1 Enhancements
With SRM 6.1 VMware announced the RPO of 5 minutes if you are using the VSAN datastores – See more at: http://virtualization24x7.blogspot.in/2016/03/vmware-site-recovery-manager-61.html#sthash.4K24WB91.dpuf
What’s New with VMware Horizon 7
Today, we announced the general availability of VMware Horizon 7. Horizon 7 reinvents desktop and application virtualization with a single platform, purpose-built for the mobile-cloud era. Drawing on the best of mobile and cloud, Horizon 7 radically transforms traditional VDI, giving you unprecedented simplicity, flexibility, speed and scale—all at lower costs.
Understanding VMware Virtual Desktop Pools – Horizon View 6
VMware View Virtual desktop pools is a collection of desktops that users select when they log in using the View client. A pool can be created based on a subset of users, such as finance or HR, but this is not explicitly required unless you will be deploying multiple Virtual Desktop master images.
Questions on configuring/setting RAID 5/6 policies? Our #VSAN in 3 minutes series is here to help: http://vmw.re/1RnP2fS
Questions on configuring/setting RAID 5/6 policies? Our #VSAN in 3 minutes series is here to help: http://vmw.re/1RnP2fS
VCAP6-DTM Design Beta Exam Available
Last month we announced the availability of our VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6 – Data Center Virtualization Design (VCAP6-DCV Design) and VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6 – Cloud Management and Automation Design (VCAP6-CMA Design) beta exams. While those exams have moved to the evaluation stage, the third exam – VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6 – Desktop and Mobility Design (VCAP6-DTM Design) – has opened for registration.