Giving permission in vCenter outside of the regular administrators is a common practice with my customers. Some business groups needs access for Shutdown/reboot/reset only their VM. Others need access to their whole cluster to...
I saw a lot of blogs writing a review of their last year. I thought I didn’t have much to review so it will be just a quick overview of what was interesting in...
VMware Explore Europe is less than a month away. Preparation for this event has already started. This is the perfect time to give some advice or tips & tricks for people who will attend...
After 3 long years of waiting please join me and many more vNerds and vGeeks for the #vBreakfast 2022 edition. As in the pre-pandemic years we will start on an unholy time, 7am in...
After more than 2 and a half years of the pandemic, uncertainty, and lots of ongoing crises, VMware is back with the most exciting conference of the year in an in-person event. After this...
One of my customers is currently upgrading their ROBO locations to vSphere 7.0 U3c. At the locations, they are using Lenovo ST550 servers with an X722 BOM network card (Intel Ethernet Connection X722 for...
Introduction It’s been a while since we released vSphere 7.0 U3 and also pulled it again. You can read more about it here. When we released vSphere 7.0 U3c in January most of our...
In September, VMware announced the next level of proactive intelligence called Skyline Advisor Pro. For everyone who is not familiar with Skyline, Skyline is a proactive support service aligned with VMware Global Support Services....
Looks like I’m little bit into Lifecycle managers, but this time it’s the vRealize Lifecycle Manager (vRLCM). I’m running the vRLCM now for quite a time in my lab to play around with different...
I recently got a very good question from a customer asking “Why are there so many different product versions in vSphere Lifecycle Manager?” Unfortunately, I had no answer at that moment. My answer from...