VCP – EVC
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 »
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 »
VUM is a tool that can be used to keep the VMware components of both hosts as well as VMs up to date. It provides a means and process to… Read more »
In my next post, I’m going to install VUM (VM update manager) and it’s going to take more space than I have available on the C drive of my vCenter… Read more »
One of the common misconceptions about iSCSI is the difference between NIC teaming and MPIO. MPIO stands for Multi Path Input/Output (or at least I think it does) and is… Read more »
So now that we have a good handle on the standard switches, lets look at distributed switches. A distributed switch is one that’s managed at the vCenter level and propagates… Read more »
I’m not going to cover the basics in this post so I’m going to assume you know about port-groups, vmnics (why they are called vmnics is something that bothers me… Read more »