By the help of the link , configured the AWS Server Migration Service and at final stage of the sync it got failed with the error ” Instance failed to boot and establish network connectivity” So we stopped all the … Continue reading →
Reading Time: 3 minutes In versions prior to NSX-T v2.4, four appliances were deployed based on roles i.e. one management appliance and three controller appliances, that were to be managed for NSX. From v2.4 – The NSX manager, NSX policy and NSX controller role were consolidated in a single unified appliance which can now
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Several months ago I started building a guide to using VMware documentation that was first a single blog post, launched into a blog series, and then morphed into a presentation at the Boston VMUG UserCon in September 2019. I realized while preparing that there was a better way to organize the content and a number…
In another testament to VMware’s leadership in Hybrid Cloud Management, and in cloud automation in particular, Forrester today announced that VMware is positioned as a leader in “The Forester Wave: Infrastructure Automation Platforms, Q3 2019”. According to Forrester’s report, VMware achieved the highest possible score in the criteria of deployment, integrations, community support, vision, market approach,
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Hola! It is only a month or so to go until VMworld 2019 arrives back in Europe. Yet again, we are back in Barcelona for what promises to be a great event. I missed VMworld in San Francisco this year – too many things happening on the home front. So I’m really looking forward to getting down to Spain in early November and meeting up with everyone again. I am involved in 2 sessions in Barcelona. One of the sessions is the HCIBU Spotlight Session, HCI3551KE. I am delivering this with our SVP and GM of the Hyper-converged Infrastructure Business…
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StarWind VSAN for vSphere for ROBO
StarWind VSAN for vSphere is a cost-effective software-defined storage solution oriented for ROBO environments that provides storage capabilities even with limited budget. StarWind VSAN for vSphere solution requires only two nodes and ensures HA simplifying the overall management and limiting the costs. This is an interesting option for those situations that often struggle with budget constraints along with limited IT resources. To get over the function limits of software-defined storage solutions imposed by the vendors (restrictions often forces customers to upgrade their licenses to unlock specific features such as scale up, HA, etc.), StarWind proposes StarWind VSAN for vSphere with
When performing a silent/unattended installation of the Horizon Agent client you must specify MSI properties and Horizon Agent options to define the configuration of the agent. When a new version of the Horizon Agent comes available the documentation is not always available yet or up to date. When using a silent install of the VMware … Read more
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Reading Time: 3 minutes NSX-T v2.4 and later VMware introduced an architectural change that simplified the overall management, installation and upgrades; brought high availability, scalability along with flexible deployment options. I opted to split the new architecture into two parts, for easier understanding: NSX-T Architecture (Revamped): Part 1 – talks about the new revamp
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Reading Time: 5 minutes It’s been a while since I talked about the NSX-T architecture in my previous blog here, which unfortunately is now only applicable to NSX-T v2.3 and earlier. Fortunately, with NSX-T v2.4 and later VMware introduced an architectural change that simplified the overall management, installation and upgrades; brought high availability, scalability
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This is the seventh and final post in my series of developing your user group. In my previous post, I shared how keeping your members engaged and informed between meetings will make them feel connected and eager to stay involved. My seven-part series on developing your user group; VMUG Playbook: Relationship is Everything VMUG Playbook: […]