Changes in PowerCLI 4.1
July 14, 2010 Kirk Munro posted last week about the PowerCLI 4.1: A fork in the road regarding changes in namespaces that were introduced in the new version of PowerCLI 4.1. Scott Herold of Vizioncore …
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July 14, 2010 Kirk Munro posted last week about the PowerCLI 4.1: A fork in the road regarding changes in namespaces that were introduced in the new version of PowerCLI 4.1. Scott Herold of Vizioncore …
This one has been bothering me lately. Where do you place your Virtual Machine Swap files? There are two options: In the Same Directory as the VM In the Datastore specified by the host. As you can see …
Quest just released a new version of there amazing Active Directory Module - Version 1.4 Here is Dmitry’s Post about the release: There are many new Cmdlets available here are some of the details from …
The previous post about what was new in vSphere 4.1 was a general overview with some slide shots. For all ye of little faith thinking that I was only going to post those screenshots with no details …
So first post about the free Hypervisor under its new name. I wrote an article regarding the process of upgrading from ESXi 3.5 to ESXi 4.0. Well I am happy to announce that this has changed - again! …
I posted in a previous post about the VMware Tools Icon in VMware Workstation. After updating the tools this evening on a VM running on a ESXi 4.1 Host - this is confirmed Personally - I like the new …
Forgive the corny humor… The free ESXi Hypervisor is no more (well at least not by that name). VMware have re-branded it as VMware vSphere Hypervisor (ESXi) VMware vSphere Hypervisor FAQs What …
Now that vSphere 4.1 is now released one of the new not so exciting features or developments that have emerged but are definitely worth mentioning. VMware has finally made the change. Up until this …
A small group of people were granted access to the Release Candidate Beta and over the past 3 weeks have been exposed to the new features and improvements that are involved with this new release. I …
Here are some of the New features and enhancements for ESXi 4.1 and the vCLI Get ready - THERE WILL BE NO MORE FULL ESX!! (or so VMware promises…)