Configuration Maximum changes from vSphere 6.0 to vSphere 6.5 – vsphere-land.com
vSphere 6.5 is now available and with every release VMware makes changes to the configuration maximums for vSphere. Since VMware never highlights what has changed between releases in their official Configuration Maximum 6.5 documentation, I thought I would compare the document with the 6.0 version and list the changes between the versions here.
How to Upgrade ESXi 6.0 to 6.5 via ISO – vladan.fr
One of the methods of upgrading VMware ESXi 6.0 to 6.5 is via ISO (or CD-Rom). Most of you probably don’t use much CD-ROMs and CDs, but servers, especially in small client’s environments usually don’t have KVM, iPMI, ILO, Drac… so one of the options is still to upgrade via CD-ROM.
VMware Announces General Availability of vSphere 6.5!
Today, we are excited to announce the general availability of VMware vSphere 6.5 along with new releases of other SDDC components: VMware vSAN 6.5, VMware vRealize Automation 7.2, VMware vRealize Log Insight 4 and VMware vRealize Operations 6.4. Together, these products help IT more efficiently run, manage, and secure their applications both on- or off-premises.
What’s New: vSphere 6.5 – vWannabe
We have an announcement from VMware about vSphere 6.5. I will check this on VMware’s hand on labs (labs.hol.vmware.com) and try to synthesize it here. These labs a are sleek way to experience VMware products without the hassle of setting up everything in your personal lab.
[Video] vSphere 6.5 Technical Overview Q4 2016
Learn about several of the prominent technology innovations and improvements that will further propel vSphere’s lead in manageability, security, and application delivery. vSphere 6.5 was announced at VMworld Europe 2016.
VMware vSphere 6.5 – Native vCenter High Availability (VCSA 6.5 only) – ESX Virtualization
VMware vSphere 6.5 – Native vCenter High Availability. New simplified native HA is possible allows protect vCenter (VCSA) 6.5 for failures
vSphere 6.5 – Restore VCSA 6.5 from Backup -via Enterprise Daddy
In this post, we will look at how to restore VCSA 6.5 from backup. In the previous post, we saw how to natively to perform VCSA 6.5 backup which is one of the new features in vSphere 6.5.
Learning vSphere 6.5-Part-5-Installing vCenter Server on Windows – Virtual Reality
Till now in this series we have discussed a lot of theory about vCenter Server/VCSA, deployment type etc and also we looked into system requirements for vCenter Server and PSC installation. Now its lab time where we will see the installation/configuration of the components.
Learning vSphere 6.5-Part-3-vCenter Server and PSC Deployment Types – Virtual Reality
In last post of this series we had an overview of VCSA and touched a little bit on what are the new features that are included in VCSA v6.5.
The difference between VM Encryption in vSphere 6.5 and vSAN encryption – Yellow Bricks
More and more people are starting to ask me what the difference is between VMCrypt aka VM Encryption and the beta feature we announced not to long ago called vSAN Encryption.
With the upcoming new release of vSphere, there are quite a few new vSphere APIs to look forward to and consume from an Automation standpoint.
What’s new in vSphere 6.5 Core Storage -CormacHogan.com
Hello from VMworld EMEA in Barcelona. Well, we can finally talk about vSphere 6.5 today. In this post, I want to highlight a number of new and enhanced features that you will find in vSphere 6.5 related to core storage. Continue reading → The post What’s new in vSphere 6.5 Core Storage appeared first on CormacHogan.com .
vSphere 6.5 – How VM’s are Secured using vSphere 6.5 Security Features? -via http://www.vmwarearena.com
vSphere 6.5 released with lot of new features that most of them were waiting for. vSphere 6.5, the latest version of its industry-leading virtualization platform. This new release of vSphere features a dramatically simplified experience, comprehensive built-in security, and a universal app platform for running any app. I agree with the feature sets, availability and […] The post vSphere 6.5 – How VM’s are Secured using vSphere 6.5 Security Features? appeared first on VMware Arena.
vSphere 6.5 – How to deploy VCSA 6.5 -via Enterprise Daddy
If you remember in the first post of vSphere 6.5, I talked about the improvements in the VCSA 6.5 installer. Well, we are going to now take a look at the VCSA 6.5 installer and use to deploy our VCSA 6.5 appliance.
vSphere 6.5 New Hotness Series Archives – Wahl Network
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VMware vSphere 6.5: Host-Client HTML5 -via dtechinspiration.com
As we all are aware that C# client is no more available.VMWare come-up with HTML5. How it look like and what all options are there lets take a look. Login into vSphere Client via : https://esxiname-FQDN/ui/ After login below is… Continue Reading →
VMware vSphere 6.5: Content Library -via dtechinspiration.com
As part of vSphere 6.5 Testing what&#rsquo;s new in Content Library. Only Few changes there : Like 1. While Deploying Virtual Machine you can set Customization Specification2. Sync your content quickly between vCenter server over HTTP During this task, you… Continue Reading →
Automatic space reclamation (UNMAP) is back in vSphere 6.5 -via vSphere-land
A long time ago in a vSphere version far, far away VMware introduced support for automatic space reclamation which allowed vSphere to send UNMAP commands to a storage array so space from deleted or moved VMs could be un-allocated (reclaimed) on the storage array. This was a welcome feature as block storage arrays have no visibility inside a VMFS volume so when any data is deleted by vSphere the array is unaware of it and it remains allocated on the array. UNMAP was supposed to fix that so when data was deleted vSphere would send a string of UNMAP commands to the array telling it exactly which disk blocks it could have back.
vSphere 6.5 Link-O-Rama – vSphere-land
Your complete guide to all the essential vSphere 6.5 links from all over the VMware universe. Bookmark this page and keep checking back as it will continue to grow as new links are added everyday. Also be sure and check out the Planet vSphere-land feed for all the latest blog posts from the Top 100 vBloggers.
Nested ESXi Enhancements in vSphere 6.5 -virtuallyGhetto
As many of you have probably heard by now, vSphere 6.5 was just announced at VMworld Barcelona this week and it is packed with a ton of new features and capabilities which you can read more about h…Read More
vSphere 6.5 what’s new – DRS -Yellow Bricks
Most of us have been using DRS for the longest time. To be honest, not much has changed over the past years, sure there were some tweaks and minor changes but nothing huge. In 6.5 however there is a big feature introduced, but lets just list them all for completeness sake: Predictive DRS Network-Aware DRS […] ” vSphere 6.5 what’s new – DRS ” originally appeared on Yellow-Bricks.com . Follow me on twitter – @DuncanYB.
vSphere 6.5 VCSA and Clients Announcements -TheSaffaGeek
At today’s VMworld Europe conference in Barcelona VMware are announcing vSphere 6.5. There are a plethora of new features and fixes in this series of postings I plan to cover the ones that caught my eye and so for the … Continue reading →
VMware Gets Serious about RESTful APIs and Expanding PowerCLI -wahlnetwork.com
Check out the new RESTful API and fully module-based PowerCLI in vSphere 6.5! The post VMware Gets Serious about RESTful APIs and Expanding PowerCLI appeared first on Wahl Network.
What’s New in vSphere 6.5: Host & Resource Management and Operations -VMware vSphere Blog
vSphere 6.5 brings a number of enhancements to ESXi host lifecycle management as well as some new capabilities to our venerable resource management features, DRS and HA. There are also greatly enhanced developer and automation interfaces, which are a major focus in this release. Last but not least, there are some notable improvements to vRealize Operations, since this product is bundled with certain editions of vSphere. Let’s dig into each of these areas.
What’s new in vSphere 6.5: Security -VMware vSphere Blog
vSphere 6.5 is a turning point in VMware infrastructure security. What was mostly an afterthought by many IT folks only a few short years ago is now one of the top drivers of innovation for vSphere. Security has become a front and center focus of this release and I think you’ll like what we’ve come up with.
VMworld EMEA Announcements : vSphere 6.5 -Cloudfix
Today VMware announced it’s latest version of the vSphere and vCenter platform, version 6.5. This article talks about some of the latest features VMware added to their virtualisation-platform. vCenter Server (Appliance) 6.5 VMware is dramatically simplifying the experience using the vSphere-platform which is primarily based on the announcement of vCenter Server Applicance 6.5 and it’s The post VMworld EMEA Announcements : vSphere 6.5 appeared first on Cloudfix .
Get Ready for vSphere 6.5: Training Courses Now Open for Registration
VMware vSphere 6.5 is the next gen infrastructure for next gen apps. With vSphere 6.5 you can now run, manage, connect, and secure your applications in a common operating environment, across clouds and devices. vSphere 6.5 introduces several features that elevate your experience to an entirely new level. Make sure you and your team are […] The post Get Ready for vSphere 6.5: Training Courses Now Open for Registration appeared first on VMware Education and Certification Blog .
Introducing vSphere 6.5 -VMware vSphere Blog
Today, VMware announces vSphere 6.5, the latest version of its industry-leading virtualization platform. This new release of vSphere features a dramatically simplified experience, comprehensive built-in security, and a universal app platform for running any app.
