The “Hosts disconnected from VC” alarm in vSAN Health Test is triggered when one or more hosts in a vSAN cluster are disconnected from the vCenter Server. This can happen for a variety of reasons, including network connectivity issues, vCenter Server or host failures, or maintenance activities. When this alarm is triggered, the vSAN cluster… Read More »
There are several backup software vendors that support the VMware vSphere 8 release. Some of the most popular ones include: Veeam: Veeam Backup & Replication is a popular backup and disaster recovery solution that supports vSphere 8. Dell EMC: Dell EMC Data Protection Suite for VMware provides an integrated solution for backup and recovery of… Read More »
VCP-VMC stands for VMware Certified Professional – VMware vSphere Multi-Cloud. It is a certification program from VMware that demonstrates an individual’s knowledge and skills in managing and configuring vSphere Multi-cloud infrastructure. It is designed for IT professionals who are responsible for managing and deploying vSphere Multi-cloud environments. To become a VCP-VMC, an individual must first… Read More »
It is generally not recommended to have different server hardware models in the same vCenter cluster. This is because different hardware models may have different specifications, such as different CPU architectures, memory configurations, and storage capabilities. These differences can lead to compatibility issues and can make it difficult to manage the cluster as a whole.… Read More »
vSphere 8 is the latest version of VMware’s virtualization platform. It is available in several different versions, including: vSphere 8 Standard: This is the basic version of vSphere, which includes the vCenter Server for managing virtual machines and hosts, as well as the vSphere client for creating and managing virtual machines. vSphere 8 Enterprise Plus:… Read More »