One more day of work and than after the weekend I’m flying to Copenhagen. Off to VMworld 2011. I’m really excited this year. A lot of great new stuff has been released (vSphere5 and all of its features, View5 etc). So I’m expecting a lot of great session and meet-ups with some people in the […]
In part 3 of the series Upgrading my home vSphere 4 cluster to a vSphere5 cluster we upgraded my ESXi4 hosts to ESXi5 with the help of Update Manger. Now that we’re running ESXi 5 where able to upgrade the VMFS3 datastores to VMFS5. First a little overview. My server who is named ESX2 has […]
It has been a while when I wrote part 2 but I’ve been really busy with vSphere5 that I didn’t had the time to complete my series. But now part 3 of upgrading my home vSphere 4 cluster to a vSphere 5 cluster. In this part where going to upgrade my 2 ESXi 4.1 server […]
Although I’m not the biggest fan of programming and there fore PowerCLI, with vSphere5 you cannot do without it. So, if you want to create a small PowerCLI script for daily tasks this reference card can come in handy. Want to know more about PowerCLI? Follow @alanrenouf
As @esloof posted on Twitter, VMware Certified Professional 5 exam (VCP510) is now available in Pearson VUE test centers around the world, you may schedule your exam here http://www.vue.com/vmware/. Current VCP4 holders can take VCP5 exam without sitting any mandatory training until 29th of February 2012, after that date vSphere 5 What’s New training is […]
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