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vSphere Virtual Machine Management

You're reading from   vSphere Virtual Machine Management This tutorial will help VMware administrators fine-tune and expand their expertise with vSphere. From creating and configuring virtual machines to optimizing performance, it's all here in a crystal clear series of chapters.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2014
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ISBN-13 9781782172185
Length 326 pages
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Rebecca Fitzhugh Rebecca Fitzhugh
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

vSphere Virtual Machine Management
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
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Preface
1. Virtual Machine Concepts FREE CHAPTER 2. Creating a Virtual Machine Using the Wizard 3. Other Ways to Provision a Virtual Machine 4. Advanced Virtual Machine Settings 5. Managing Multitiered Applications with vApps 6. Virtual Machine Performance and Resource Allocation 7. Monitoring Virtual Machines 8. Migrating Virtual Machines 9. Balancing Resource Utilization and Availability 10. Virtual Machine Design Index

vSphere Client versus vSphere Web Client


There are now two possible graphical user interface client choices for managing your vCenter Server inventory. But you may not know which client should be utilized for daily use. Upon release of the full-featured vSphere Web Client in vSphere 5.1, VMware made it known that no new features would be added to vSphere Client. Since vSphere Web Client provides the new features of vSphere 5.1 and vSphere 5.5, it is the one that you want to use. Not only that, but vSphere Client can only be installed on a Windows operating system, whereas vSphere Web Client is a platform independent browser-based implementation. As of vSphere 5.5, Microsoft Internet Explorer 8, 9 (64-bit), and 10, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome are supported on Windows operating systems. Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome are also supported on Mac OS X.

There are cases where you may be attempting to use a plugin that has not yet been updated to work with vSphere Web Client. You may not...

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