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Simpler Licensing with VMware vSphere Foundation and VMware Cloud Foundation 5.1.1

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Tweet VMware has been on a journey to simplify its portfolio and transition from a perpetual to a subscription model to better serve customers with continuous innovation, faster time to value, and predictable investments. To that end, VMware recently introduced a simplified product portfolio that consists of two primary offerings: VMware Cloud Foundation, our flagship … Continued

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VMware Skyline Advisor Pro Proactive Findings – January 2024 Edition

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Tweet VMware Skyline Advisor Pro releases new proactive Findings every month. Findings are prioritized by trending issues in VMware Technical Support, issues raised through post escalation review, security vulnerabilities, issues raised from VMware engineering, and nominated by customers. For the month of January, we released 60 new Findings. Of these, there are 37 Findings based … Continued

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vROps Editions: Series Overview – VMware Cloud Management

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By Jennifer DeWaele This is part of a blog series on VMware vRealize Operations Manager Editions. The series breaks down the key aspects and differentiators between the three vROps Editions (Standard, Advanced, and Enterprise), including the critical components of extensibility and customization. The primary source of extensibility in vRealize Operations comes from Blue Medora’s True

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Dual Monitor Won’t Enable on one Windows 7 machine but works on all other virtual desktops

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I have something really odd here.  I have 10 Windows 7 Pro Virtual Desktops. All of them will work and enable dual monitors over PCoIP.   Doesn’t matter if it is a thin client, zero client or a PC with dual monitors.  They all work except for one Machine.  The machine not working is an exact duplicate of the other 9 virtual desktops and came from the same template.  It is a full virtual desktop like all the other ones.  This is on Horizon 6.1.1 with View Agent 6.2.2 running on all machines and same version of VMWare Tools.

 

From the same zero client I can log into one desktop and get dual screens and then from the same zero client I can log into the trouble virtual desktop and get one screen every time.

 

All vmware settings are the exactly same.  Allows 2 monitors, 3d is disabled and same amount of VRam.

 

I assume is is something in the Windows that doesn’t allow a second monitor but I can’t figure out what.  Anyone have any idea what I am missing?

 

Thanks,

 

J


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PowerGUI Gone – now what?

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I looked and it seems Dell has removed PowerGUI from their download page and I don’t see it anywhere else.

 

I needed that to be able to get a vsphere object, put it into the object inspector, and then drill down and figure out how to call the properties on something like a VM that are hidden deep in the extension data.

 

What is the best tool to replace PowerGUI That allows me to do this?  Can’t do it with the PowerShell ISE last I checked…

 

Thanks!


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vCenter 6 server appliance and UCS manager plugin

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Hi, has anyone successfully running the Cisco UCS plugin with vcenter server appliance 6?

 

I’ve used the Cisco plugin registration tool and tried plugin version 1.2.2 and 1.2.5. Still can’t get it to show in web client. The tool says it  was successful , the event logs show successful registration of the plugin, yet i don’t see the plugin at all. I’ve restarted the server multiple times so that cant be it. I’m thinking it doesn’t work with vcenter server appliance?


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