One of the new features in vSphere 5 is VMFS-5. In fact there is over 140 of new features in VMware vSphere 5 which has been announced last week. VMFS-5 is one of the new features in vSphere 5. VMFS – Virtual Machine File System. VMware wants to make the management of storage easier for […]
VMware vSphere: Install, Configure, Manage [V5.0] Training Course by VMware Education
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VMware vSphere: Install, Configure, Manage [V5.0] will be available at 29th of August. The VCP – VMware Certified Professional is one of the most appreciated exams in the IT industry. The VCP 5 has been announced last week. Yes already. The new Training Course provided by VMware Education will become obligatory for VCP 4 holders […]
vSphere 5 – New High Availability Agent Introduced – FDM
Another new feature in vSphere 5 is the way it’s handled the HA process. There is no more AAM agent like in vSphere 4.1. Instead, there has been a new agent introduced which is named FDM – Fault Domain Manager. The Primary/Secondary concept with 5 primary nodes which has been known in vSphere 4, is […]
vSphere 5 – vCenter as a linux VM
VMware vSphere 5 brings new possibility to install and configure vCenter in a Linux VM. The solution of having vCenter deployed through a simple OVF package without paying an additional license to Microsoft is tempting and encouraging. Especially for smaller customers, which aren’t on the Microsoft OVS package. Also being able to protect this VM […]
VMware Core Spring Training
VMware Learning recently introduced some new VMware Trainings. One of those trainings is VMware Core Spring Training. This 4 day training is where the students will be introduced to Spring, learn how to configure the application, go through the Middle-Tier architecture, Implement Enterprise Information Connectivity and integrate with Enterprise Services. The course is available to attend […]
Advanced Disk Parameters: the unofficial diagram
Advanced Disk Parameters: the unofficial diagram This is a guest post by Andy Grant. When it comes to understanding complex topics, I find it useful to create a diagram of the concept or system in question. The creative process aids in my understanding and provides a means for discussion and review. In an attempt to wrap […]
Home Lab Gear: Cisco SG300-10 Layer 3 switch gets even better
Home Lab Gear: Cisco SG300-10 Layer 3 switch gets even better This is a guest post by Andy Grant. Vladan has previously covered this great little SMB switch from Cisco in his post My homelab – The Network design with Cisco SG 300 – a Layer 3 switch for €199. Cisco has just released the long […]
PXE Manager Howto: Converting ESX hosts to ESXi
PXE Manager Howto: Converting ESX hosts to ESXi This is a guest post by Andy Grant. PXE Manager was updated last week offering a new feature: ESX to ESXi conversion. With VMware’s push to replace classic ESX with ESXi this feature comes at a good time. Prior to any migration, it is highly recommended to review […]
Using the VMware Guest Console fling in the lab.
Virtual Guest Console Fling. This is a guest post by Andy Grant. The VMware Guest Console was released well over a year ago but never caught my interest until working in my home lab Tuesday night of last week. As a VMware admin or consultant you may or may not be responsible for making large […]
How to configure FreeNAS 8 for iSCSI and connect to ESX(i)
FreeNAS is working a bit differently than Openfiler when it comes to configuring iSCSI connection to ESXi host. When I finished building my homelab recently, I at first tested several distributions but finally sticked with FreeNAS which I think has the coolest user interface, and which can be up and running in less than 10 minutes. […]
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