VMware vSphere 6.0 END OF General Support
If you are still running vSphere 6.0, your TIME IS UP! As of March 12th, VMware is ending support for all vSphere 6.0 Products including vCenter, ESXi and…
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If you are still running vSphere 6.0, your TIME IS UP! As of March 12th, VMware is ending support for all vSphere 6.0 Products including vCenter, ESXi and…
I don’t practice my PowerShell scripting nearly enough day to day for it to really stick so when I see/use these quick little one-liners that are so useful,…
I was working with a client today and going nuts trying to figure out why the NVIDIA VIB was not loading correctly in the vSphere 6.0 environment. We…
Here is a topic that has recently come up for me at a few clients so I figured I would just jot some notes down on the subject. …
Ran into this wonderful error message today during a migration to vSphere 5.1. I didn’t realize that vCenter 5.1 no longer supports ESX 3.5 so now to get…
Working with the Nutanix clusters, I had an opportunity to upgrade them to vSphere 5 via Update Manager. The process of upgrading an ESX host with Update Manager…
While using VMware’s Update Manager to upgrade a 4.0 ESX host to vSphere 5, I ran into a space issue. Looking at the event tab on the ESX…
Sometimes it is useful to have an SSH session to an ESXi server for troubleshooting. You can always enable it via the console (F2 –> Troubleshooting Options –>…
Not sure if this one is new or not but I’ve NEVER seen the Boot Options before in vCenter for a host. I think it’s pretty cool! You…