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vSphere 6 Lockdown Modes vSphere 6 Lockdown Modes As with vSphere 6 there two types lockdown modes:- Normal and strict lockdown modes. So what is the difference in these lockdown modes. Checkout this Excellent VMware Blog Article by Mike Foley … Continue reading →

New VMware KB articles published for week ending 07/23/16 New VMware KB articles published for week… As mentioned in the previous post, I am sharing this news with our readers for up to date information about the KB articles released … Continue reading →

Quick Tip – How to disable the landing page for vCenter Server 5.x & 6.x? Quick Tip – How to disable the landing page for… The question of wanting to disable the default landing page for the vCenter Server is … Continue reading →

New Virtual SAN Solution Overview Paper: Mixed Workloads in HCI New Virtual SAN Solution Overview Paper: Mixed… A new Solution Overview paper discusses how Virtual SAN provides a resolution to the complexities originally plaguing dedicated infrastructure hardware. The white paper … Continue reading →

Announcing the New VMware Virtual SAN IDC Lab Validation Report Announcing the New VMware Virtual SAN IDC Lab… With the launch of VMware Virtual SAN 6.2, VMware expanded the capabilities of Virtual SAN as a platform and introduced better data … Continue reading →

VVols Reloaded – Putting Virtual Volumes to Work – Storage Best Practices for vSphere 6 and Beyond VVols Reloaded – Putting Virtual Volumes to… In this VMworld session Howard shares his view on the promise of Virtual Volumes, how implementations … Continue reading →

VMware’s ‘Rock Stars’ in Q2 Were NSX & VSAN VMware’s ‘Rock Stars’ in Q2 Were NSX & VSAN VMware ups its 2016 revenue forecast to $7B on the strength of newer products such as NSX, VSAN, and VxRail. VMware Social … Continue reading →

David Davis on vRealize Operations – Post #27 – Automated Remediation in vROps 6.x David Davis on vRealize Operations – Post #27 –… There are many datacenter monitoring tools out there that tell you that you HAVE a problem (warning! … Continue reading →

VMworld: The View from the CTO’s Chair — Virtualization Review VMworld: The View from the CTO’s Chair Chris Wolf’s transition from observer to participant. VMware Social Media Advocacy

Why you should always upgrade vCenter before ESXi — VMwaremine Why you should always upgrade vCenter before ESXi Why you should read release notes before upgrading to new version, not after. VMware Social Media Advocacy