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April 27, 2012 Hersey

vSphere 5 Network Coredump Collector

Since Auto Deploy allows for the creation fo diskless/stateless hosts there is a need to have a network service to store core dumps so that diagnostic information can be collected for support in the event your host crashes (PSOD).

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April 25, 2012 Hersey

vSphere Auto Deploy – Host Profiles and Answer Files

The new Auto Deployed ESXi host is up and running but now configurations need to be applied to add the necessary network settings, storage configurations, and other settings so the host can become a functioning part of the virtual infrastructure.

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April 24, 2012 Hersey

vSphere Auto Deploy – Image Profile and Booting ESXi

The VCAP5-DCA Blueprint has objectives on working with ESXi Image Profiles and configuring VMware Auto Deploy which are both new features that were released with vSphere 5.

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April 16, 2012 Hersey

Problem Installing VUM 5.0 Update 1 Plugin

This morning I was attempting to install the VMware vSphere Update Manager Extension using the vSphere Client Plug-in Manager on

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March 30, 2012 Hersey

Busy, Busy, Busy… but it’s a good thing.

Been a very busy week. Just a lot of stuff going on with work, class, and school. Besides working and

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March 21, 2012 Hersey

Get it Done Better Than Anyone Else

This morning I went to a fundraising breakfast for the Tidewater Council of the Boy Scouts of America. The head

Storage vHersey VMware

March 15, 2012 Hersey

Datastore Clustering vBrownBag

Wednesday night, March 14th, I did a presentation on Datastore Clustering and Storage DRS for the ProfessionalVMware.com vBrownBag Storage Month

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February 24, 2012 Hersey

Why not make all seven physical uplinks active? Allocating resources in a virtual environment.

I am teaching a VMware Manage for Performance class at TCC. During this week’s class we had a great discussion (OK there was a little bit of soap box preaching involved also) on resource allocation in a virtual environment. The discussion started from a question that was asked based on the resolution to a network performance lab scenario.