vSphere 7.0 Editions
Jun 2, 2020
vSphere 7 is available from April 2020. It is available in the same editions as vSphere 6.7 except for vSphere Platinum edition. As with vSphere 6.7, a support and subscription contract (SNS) is required.
Read MorevSphere ESXi Networking Guide – Part 3: Standard Switches Configuration ESXi 6.7
Feb 22, 2020
This is the third part of the vSphere ESXi Networking Guide. In the previous post, we’ve created three virtual switches and assigned uplink ports to them. In this post we will add port groups and VMKernel ports to the vSwitches. The examples in this article are based on the ESXi version 6.7.
Read MorevSphere ESXi Networking Guide – Part 2: Standard Switches Configuration ESXi 6.7
Feb 9, 2020
This is the second part of the vSphere ESXi Networking Guide. In the previous post, we’ve discovered basic concepts and components of vSphere ESXi Standard Switches. This article shows how to create vSwitches step-by-step. The examples provided in the following sections are based on ESXi version 6.7.
Read MoreHowTo: VMware PowerCLI Installation on Windows
Feb 3, 2020
This is a how-to article on how to perform VMware PowerCLI installation on Windows. PowerCLI is a module for Windows PowerShell, however, it also supports macOS and Ubuntu running PowerShell Core 6.x.
Read MorevSphere ESXi Networking Guide – Part 1: Standard Switches
Jan 30, 2020
This is part 1 in the vSphere ESXi Networking Guide series which will cover theory, operation, and configuration for different components of vSphere Networking.
Read MorevCenter Server 6.7 Installation and Configuration
Feb 13, 2019
vCSA is a virtual machine and can be deployed on ESXi hosts running version 5.5 or later. Depending on size of the vSphere deployment and whether you plan to install vCenter appliance into existing environment or starting new one, you have an option to install vCSA with embedded or external Platform Services Controller.
Read MorevSphere 6.7 ESXi Host Installation and Configuration
Feb 3, 2019
To install an ESXi host you will need to verify that the hardware meets minimum requirements. The server platform also must be supported and listed in VMware Compatibility List.
Read MorevSphere 6.7 Editions, Licensing, Architecture and Solutions
Jan 24, 2019
VMware vSphere 6.7 licensing is based on physical CPU count of the hosts. Every edition requires Support and Subscription contract purchase. License key has edition and quantity information encoded in it. These keys are not tied to a specific hardware and can be assigned to multiple hosts, as long as the number of CPUs are within licensed limit.
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