Working with VMware NSX – Logical to Physical connectivity
In our last post, we talked about how to deploy what I referred to as logical networking. I classify logical networking as any type of switching or routing that occurs… Read more »
In our last post, we talked about how to deploy what I referred to as logical networking. I classify logical networking as any type of switching or routing that occurs… Read more »
In my last post, we wrapped up the base components required to deploy NSX. In this post, we’re going to configure some logical routing and switching. I’m specifically referring to… Read more »
EVC ,or enhanced vMotion Compatibility, is a feature that ensure vMotion capability within a cluster. That is, you could possibly have a cluster that contains a mixed batch of servers. … Read more »
Reservations and limits are configuration items that refer to memory and CPU. Let’s give a quick definition of the term and then a demo of how that item impacts memory… Read more »
When you create a VM, you also create a VM Swap file. This swap file is entirely different than the swap file that the guest OS uses. I think we… Read more »
A quick post on VMFS block sizes. There are two configurable VMFS versions in vSphere 5. VMFS-3 and VMFS-5. VMFS-3 data stores could be configured to use different block sizes. … Read more »