Useful VMware NSX poster
Any VMware NSX admins\engineers here? Pretty handy VMware NSX poster, have a look. You can find it on www.vmware.com NSX poster in PDF
September 26, 2016
Category: networking
Upgrade to VMware vSphere 5.5 – Part 2
Few months ago I blogged out quick how to updated core vCenter server (in version 5.1) components, see in a Upgrade to vSphere 5.5 Part 1 vCenter SSO...
July 23, 2014
Heads Up – HP firmware update bricks Proliant servers mobos
HP warns they customers that one of the firmware components might bricks they servers mobos which are fit with certain HP Broadcom network adapters. Long story...
April 28, 2014
vCD 5.1.X series – Requirements and Preparation
vCloud director 5.1.X is on the market for a quite long time, since VMworld 2012 event. Unfortunately I had no time to give a try and...
August 17, 2013
vSphere network port diagram
Very handy vSphere 5.X and vSphere 6.X network port diagrams has been released by VMware support. Diagrams shows ports, protocols and communication direction between VMware majority...
June 28, 2013
PFsense homelab firewall – Part2
PFsense homelab firewall deployment on vSphere 5.1 homelab server. Download PFSense ISO from PFSense repository mirror ,infactisaLiveCD with option to install on disk. pfSense-LiveCD-2.0.3-RELEASE-amd64.iso.gz Create virtual...
June 8, 2013
PFSense homelab firewall – Part1
If one look around for easy to set up, manage and opensource firewall, router or VPN server – pfSense is definitely something worth to look on...
June 2, 2013
Basic admin tasks using Web Client – enhanced vMotion
One of the coolest features in vSphere 5.1 is enhanced vMotion. Enhanced vMotion is in fact combination of standard vMotion and storage vMotion in one process....
February 19, 2013
Basic admin tasks using Web Client – Add iSCSI storage
Quick guide how to add iSCSI software initiator and iSCSI storage using vSphere Web Client. Step 1# – Add iSCSI software initiator on ESXi 5.1 host...
February 3, 2013
Basic admin tasks using Web Client – Add networking
Using vSphere Web Client is possible to manage, add, remove etc networking configuration on ESXi servers Log in to vSphere vCenter Web client https://IP ADDRESS OF WEB...
January 30, 2013
