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Testing vSphere Virtual SAN in your virtual lab with vSphere 5.5
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For those who want to start testing the beta of vSphere Virtual SAN in their lab with vSphere 5.5 I figured it would make sense to describe how I created my nested lab. I am not going to describe how to install ESXi nested as there are a billion articles...
How to Setup VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM) 6.0 Part 1
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VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM) is a disaster recovery and business continuity solution from the VMware,which automates the transfer of virtual machines to a local or remote recovery site. SRM works perfectly with the existing vSphere software and...
VMware KB Digest – New Articles Published for Week Ending 8/3/13
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In our effort to provide our viewers with up to the minute information on VMware related news and topics, we’re posting the following list of new KB Entries for this week, direct from VMware Support. http://feeds.feedburner.com/~ff/VmwareKnowledgebaseWeeklyDigest...
VMworld 2014 Session Voting Open
via lonesysadmin

One of the most interesting things about VMworld is the public session voting, which is now open. Not many conferences allow attendees to have a say in what gets presented at the conference. If you’re planning to attend VMworld 2014 it’s...
Deploy VCSA 6 to vCloud Director or vCloud Air
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In versions prior to 6.0 VMware supplied the VCSA (vCenter Server Appliance) as an OVF template that could be imported directly. Starting with version 6.0 the installation process has changed and now consist of an .iso file containing a custom, HTML...