If we have a vCenter Server Appliance or more commonly known as vCSA server in our organization and we want to know the status of its health and the service it offers… What are we waiting for? In this post you will see all the necessary steps to have the vCSA server fully monitored!
One of the wonders of Nakivo, is that we have the possibility of deploying an appliance with all the software already installed on our virtual platform. We will save on deployment time, in unnecessary licenses or resources… So, In this document, we'll see how quick and easy it is to deploy the Nakivo appliance!
In this post you will learn how to deploy a VMware vCenter Server Appliance 6.5, By following the steps in this document, you will be able to have a vCenter server deployed on a Linux appliance in a virtual machine to manage your vSphere infrastructure, both hosts and VMs! It is a second basic document in a series of articles to come! I hope that if it is not in this, The next documents will be useful to you!
When migrating to VMware vSphere 6.5, we have the possibility to decide if we want to continue with vCenter Server installed under a Windows Server, or leverage and migrate to Linux with the vCenter Server Appliance. In this document we will see the advantages and how to proceed!
In this document we will see how we can easily and quickly change the certificates assigned to our VMware vCenter server, Not only that, since vSphere 6.0 Certificate Manager is the new VMware tool with which we can perform any management we need with certificates in vSphere!!!
In this document, we'll look at the first step of migrating to VMware vSphere 6, we will update our vCenter server, in this case we will update the Linux-based appliance that we have in our organization (VCSA), which must be a version 5.1 U3 or 5.5. We'll follow these simple steps to update you to the 6.
In this scenario, we will update a VMware vSphere environment 5.1 to the latest version manually, without Update Manager, we will first update our vCenter Server Appliance to the new version, then the ESXi hosts and finally the virtual machines. If we want to know what's new in vSphere 5.5, We have them here!
For all those who don't know him here's this post, Introducing the Fortinet Virtual Appliance, the Fortigate-VM firewall, in virtual machine format will provide us with all the advantages of having the Fortigate firewall virtualized in our network (high availability, Cross-network FW, Backup/Replica…) Of course,, only for VMware vSphere environments!
One of the new features of vSphere 5 es la disponibilidad de un nuevo virtual appliance con VMware vCenter Server 5 in it, es una máquina linux por lo que ya quitamos la necesidad de tener un Windows consumiendo licencias para gestionar un entorno virtual de VMware de forma centralizada. Este nuevo appliance virtual llamado VMware vCenter Server Appliance (vCSA) nos ahorrará dinero en gastos de implementación, mantenimiento y sobre todo licencias Windows, en este documento veremos cómo podemos desplegarlo en apenas unos minutos (la instalación y configuración),
In this document, we'll look at the VMware virtual appliance called VMware Management Assistance (VMware vMA), is based on a CentOS distribution 5.2 with vCLI, CIM, Java JRE, vSphere SDK for Perl and vSphere SDK for Java, is a script-based management appliance for our virtual environment.. VMware vMA is a great utility to replace the Service Console and be able to manage our ESXi or vCenter hosts more easily and centrally through scripts/tasks, We can configure it as a log server, Backup, ESX distribution via PXE…
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