By admin | March 31, 2008
Someone slipped up earlier today and posted links to ESX 3.5 Update 1, ESX 3i Update 1 and VirtualCenter 2.5 Update 1 on the VMware downloads page (there was nothing actually available for download though). Presumably that person thought the world runs on California time or something, as the links disappeared a short time later.
Anyway, [...]
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What a contentious title for a post, however I couldn’t help but notice how many times I saw / heard “not supported in 3i” during VMworld Europe 2008, despite the significant keynote time given to IBM, HP and Dell who all duly announced you could get 3i on a USB stick with their hardware now!
Sure [...]
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It’s no surprise that the database schema and stored procs have undergone a significant overhaul in VC 2.5, but for me some of the kep improvements is with regards to the statistics collection levels.
In VC 2.0.x the statistics collection level was a single global setting, with Level 1 being the default and VMware recommending that [...]
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I had the pleasure of meeting Dennis Zimmer at VMworld Europe (thanks for the introduction Roland , author of several books and the guy behind the biggest virtualisation site in Germany (no English translation for the site yet, but he assures me it’s coming – several of his books are in English however so [...]