Category: vmware

Installed the vSphere Update Manager in the Windows server, the updates deployment process is managed through the vSphere Client connected to the VCSA 6.0. As for vSphere 5.x, the …

In the new VCSA 6.0 (vCenter Server Appliance), vSphere Update Manager (VUM) is the only "Windows" component required by vSphere 6.0. To run the VUM service when the VCSA …

The vSphere 6 Hardening Guide is now GA and some changes have been made compared to previous versions making the document easier to understand. The guide is intended for …

Compared to previous version, patching or updating VCSA 6.0 is a little bit different and is not performed directly from Internet. The new VCSA 6.0 offers almost same features …

To move Veeam 8.0 software and database to a new server, there is a specific procedure you must follow to keep the configuration and the backups intact. Before moving …

With Veeam 8 restoring Active Directory functionality after Domain Controllers failure it's a matter of few clicks if supported by a working backup. One of the most undervalued components of Veeam is …

Veeam Availability Suite 8 Update 2 has been released providing full support for VMware vSphere 6. The update is available for Veeam Backup & Replication 8 and Veeam ONE …

With the update to release 42, Google removed NPAPI (Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface) support from its browser Chrome breaking the VMware Web Client plugin. VMware Client Integration Plugin requires …

Login to VMware vCSA 6.0 using the Windows Session authentication requires vCenter Server joined to the Active Directory domain. With the correct vCenter permissions assigned, authenticated administrators can manage …

VMware vCSA 6.0 is the new vCenter Server Linux appliance version that offers almost same features as Windows based version. Version 6.0 introduced new enhancements and features reducing dramatically …