vSphere 6.7 – ESXi and TPM 2.0vSphere 6.7 – ESXi and TPM 2.0With vSphere 6.7 I’m happy to announce the support of TPM 2.0! This blog will go into detail on how we are leveraging the TPM 2.0 chip found on most modern servers. I’ll also clarify some mis-conceptions and try to put into context... Continue Reading →
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[Deep Dive] Windows Unified Agent Enhancements…
[Deep Dive] Windows Unified Agent Enhancements v9.3 for Workspace ONE[Deep Dive] Windows Unified Agent Enhancements...The 9.3 version of the Windows Unified Agent has built-in logic to now support domain-user auto reassignment with the already logged in user, thus no more logging off and logging on; this can also be used to migrate from SCCM without... Continue Reading →
[Deep Dive] Dell Client Command Suite…
[Deep Dive] Dell Client Command Suite Integration with Workspace ONE[Deep Dive] Dell Client Command Suite...Integrating with Dell Command | Monitor and Dell Command | Update enhances the device management of Dell enterprise devices. With this integration, VMware Workspace ONE, powered by VMware AirWatch unified endpoint management, reports on custom system properties and reports and sets... Continue Reading →
Introducing the vRealize Orchestrator…
Introducing the vRealize Orchestrator Management Pack for vRealize OperationsIntroducing the vRealize Orchestrator...Synergy is when two powerful products come together, the result is better than the sum of their abilities. That describes the newest management pack for vRealize Operations which provides access to vRealize Orchestrator workflows for more remediation actions and the ability to launch workflows... Continue Reading →
VMware Pivotal Container Service Journeys to…
VMware Pivotal Container Service Journeys to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EuropeVMware Pivotal Container Service Journeys to...By Susan Wu, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Cloud-Native Apps We’re following up our VMware SIG announcement with some exciting plans for our presence at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Copenhagen. On the heels of the last Cloud Foundry Summit in Boston, we’re... Continue Reading →
The Evolution Of Hyperconverged Storage To…
The Evolution Of Hyperconverged Storage To Composable SystemsThe Evolution Of Hyperconverged Storage To...Hyperconverged infrastructure in some ways is like the credit card in those old TV ads: in this case, it’s everywhere that enterprises want to be. HCI put compute and storage on the same cluster, tightly integrate them with networking and unified management tools... Continue Reading →
New Instant Clone Architecture in vSphere 6.7 –…
New Instant Clone Architecture in vSphere 6.7 – Part 2New Instant Clone Architecture in vSphere 6.7 –...In the previous article, I provided an overview of the new "Parentless" Instant Clone feature which was introduced in vSphere 6.7 and some of the architectural differences between prior versions of Instant Clone. In this post, I will show... Continue Reading →
VMware vSphere 6.7 Configuration Maximums Changes
VMware vSphere 6.7 Configuration Maximums ChangesVMware vSphere 6.7 Configuration Maximums ChangesVMware vSphere 6.7 offers increased scalability. You can see a comparison against all previous versions at my ESX and vCenter Configuration Maximums page. Changes in VMware vSphere 6.7 are: Virtual Machine Maximums vSphere 6.7 vSphere 6.5 vSphere 6.0 NVDIMM controllers 1 … Read more »VMware... Continue Reading →
New and Improved macOS Native Software Management
New and Improved macOS Native Software ManagementNew and Improved macOS Native Software ManagementManaging software and applications on managed endpoints in most cases is a primary requirement for any IT organization. Source and form of these software and applications are constantly morphing. We’re definitely seeing a shift in more organizations adopting cloud-hosted services and SaaS applications... Continue Reading →
VMware Cloud Foundation – Delete VI Workload…
VMware Cloud Foundation - Delete VI Workload DomainVMware Cloud Foundation - Delete VI Workload...VMware Cloud Foundation simplifies both the deployment as well as the deprovisioning of data center resources. Workload domains can beVMware Social Media Advocacy