Tag: vSphere Client

VCSA 6.5 consoles and connections

John Borhek Linux, Operating Systems, VCSA, VMware, VMware vCenter, VMware vSphere October 13, 2017

Being successful with VMware vSphere is largely about understanding “Who’s on first, What’s on second and Idunno’s on third,” at any given point in time. This is especially true with the VMware vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA), as it presents a several new console choices to the administrator.

Building a vSphere Home or Learning Lab – Part 2

John Borhek How to guides, Linux, Operating Systems, VMware vSphere, VMware Workstation September 29, 2015

In Part two, we will install the VMware vSphere Client for Windows, create forward and reverse DNS (which is a prerequisite for installing vCenter in any form) and then we will install the VMware vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) to manage our ESXi VMs

VMware vSphere 6 is finally ready!

John Borhek Testing and Qualification, VMware vSphere September 25, 2015

Unlike in previous releases, VMware took a good long time getting vSphere 6 ready. For the first time ever, VMware made the Beta version of vSphere 6 publicly available (all you had to do was sign-up) and was actively soliciting input on the Beta forums. The initial public release of vSphere 6 (3/12/2015) was, nonetheless,
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