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VMware vSphere 4.1 released – What’s new?

13 July, 201013 July, 2010 Gabrie van Zanten 6 Comments VMware

As many of you expected, the new VMware vSphere version is called VMware vSphere 4.1. The hints have been clear these past few weeks and today it became official. Today was the official release and we can finally start blogging about VMware vSphere’s latest features. In the next few days I will post a number […]

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When you can’t reconnect to NFS share on your IX4-200D

26 May, 2010 Gabrie van Zanten 6 Comments VMware

In my home lab it sometimes happens that I lose power and then my Iomega IX4-200D will reboot. Often, the ESX hosts I run in my lab have trouble reconnecting to the NFS share on the IX4-200D which will cause my primary VMs to fail. Both my domain controllers, vCenter server, SQL Server and Exchange […]

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VMware vSphere 4 default installation settings

13 May, 20104 November, 2010 Gabrie van Zanten 5 Comments ESX, esxi, Guides, scripting, Virtual Center, VirtualSwitches, VMware

When I was writing an installation document on vSphere I thought and have some friends on twitter check the doc and comment on it. I received a lot of responses and decided to make a blog post out of it, so here it is.

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[Wishlist] datastore maintenance and categories

4 March, 20104 March, 2010 Gabrie van Zanten 9 Comments VMware

Just a short post on some thoughts I had on improvements for VMware vSphere when I wanted to delete a datastore holding 10 VMs. Wouldn’t it be great to be able to put a datastore in maintenance mode like you can with an ESX host. When the datastore is set into maintenance mode, vCenter would […]

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Assigning VLAN / Portgroup permissions in vCenter 4

25 February, 201025 February, 2010 Gabrie van Zanten 2 Comments VMware

Something I have been wanting since Virtual Center 2.5 / ESX 3.x is VLAN permissions. I would like to be able to allow certain admins to connect VLANs (actually to be 100% correct I should call them portgroups) to a VM, but for example for the DMZ VLANs I would only like to assign a […]

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