Commvault is attending a RSA Conference 2025 in San Francisco this week and what they are showing is very innovative. For ...

Commvault is attending a RSA Conference 2025 in San Francisco this week and what they are showing is very innovative. For those of you who does not know anything about this conference, you might ...

Fairly often new people discovering VMware asking these questions: ESXi free vs paid? What's the difference? While for many folks, VMware certified people, and others, this question (and especially ...

VMware VCSA (vCenter Server appliance) is more robust and more scalable. Details in my post which has the details of vCenter server 6.0 (Windows and Linux versions). While deployment of Windows based ...

ESXi 5.5 free limitations has been lifted by VMware. VMware ESXi 5.5 Free version limitations to 32 GB of physical RAM only is gone! VMware has introduced the new enhanced version of VMware vSphere ...

In this article you'll learn how to configure VMware High Availability (HA) cluster. It's not in depth article about HA, but gives you enough knowledge and get things running. You could already read ...

VMware vSphere 6.7 has introduced a firewall management for the VMware vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA). The firewall options allow you to create new firewall rules or edit some existing firewall rules ...

There are many situations where your VMware vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) cannot be updated via the Internet directly. In some cases, your VCSA simply does not have direct access to the internet for ...

This is a quick VMware ESXi upgrade to ESXi 7.0 U3 via a command-line interface (CLI) that allows you to quickly download and upgrade your ESXi host in case you are NOT using a vCenter server AND your ...

In this how-to you'll see How-to reset root password in VDP (vSphere Data Protection). VDP is bundled with vSphere Essentials Plus, so If you're on this package, you have the possibility to use it and ...

This post is not a deep dive, and it's not even much technical. We'll focus on VMware terminology. It' is just a quick post for folks unsure about the differences between the base VMware products.