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See Veeam at VMworld 2021

See Veeam at VMworld 2021See Veeam at VMworld 2021As we “Imagine That,” for VMworld 2021, it may feel as though creativity is in overdrive! Adoption of cloud and containers continues to accelerate and the burden of maintaining the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data has increased, particularly considering recent world events.VMware Social Media Advocacy

Command-line upgrade of vCenter fails with Test…

Command-line upgrade of vCenter fails with Test transaction failed to update pac...Command-line upgrade of vCenter fails with Test...I have various test environments, and one of my environments I was testing the command-line upgrade of vCenter Server. Now, most of my environments we tend to use for destructive testing and strange update/upgrade scenarios, so we hit... Continue Reading →

vSphere LIVE: Ransomware & Security

vSphere LIVE: Ransomware & SecurityvSphere LIVE: Ransomware & SecurityJoin our live panel of experts to talk about staying safe in this era of ransomware. What can be done to help protect vSphere? What should a vSphere administrator worry about? Are there things they shouldn't worry about? And, AS ALWAYS, if you bring your questions we'll... Continue Reading →

Custom SAN Support

Custom SAN SupportCustom SAN SupportThe Subject Alternative Name field lets you specify additional hostnames and IP addresses to be protected by a single SSL Certificate. Starting from VCF 4.3, the certificate management module of SDDC Manager supports custom Subject Alternative Names (SAN). Background From VCF 3.x onwards, the certificate management module of SDDC Manager was... Continue Reading →

VMware ESX 7.0 Update 2c released

VMware ESX 7.0 Update 2c releasedVMware ESX 7.0 Update 2c releasedVMware has released ESXi 7.0 Update 2c (7.0.2c), this is a bug fixing version. This patch should fix the problem with boot from USB or SD-Card, where it after some time loses access to the boot device, and locks the host management, with a workaround... Continue Reading →

vSphere with Tanzu Supports 6.3 Times More…

vSphere with Tanzu Supports 6.3 Times More Container Pods than Bare MetalvSphere with Tanzu Supports 6.3 Times More...A third-party study shows that vSphere with Tanzu can support 6.3 times more container pods per physical host than Red Hat OpenShift on bare metal. What was tested Principled Technologies (PT), an independent lab facility, tested VMware vSphere... Continue Reading →

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