HPE Gen9, ESXi 7.0 and NSX-T 3.0: For the love of the homelab!
In my home-lab, I always keep my physical hosts up to date (to the latest) and do versioning in my different nested environments. Two days ago I upgraded NSX-T to 3.0 and the upgrade...
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ESXi / NSX / vCenter / VMware / vSphere
by Abdullah · Published April 11, 2020 · Last modified February 7, 2021
In my home-lab, I always keep my physical hosts up to date (to the latest) and do versioning in my different nested environments. Two days ago I upgraded NSX-T to 3.0 and the upgrade...
ESXi / HP / NSX / VMware / vSphere
by Abdullah · Published October 5, 2019 · Last modified February 7, 2021
My first blog after almost 3 months of 0 blogs (due to various reasons that I will share soon as it’s a lot to write about ^_^). With the recent release of NSX-T 2.5,...
ESXi / UMDS / vCenter / vCenter Server Appliance / VMware / vSphere
by Abdullah · Published February 6, 2018
Since update manager is part of the vCenter Server appliance (VCSA), from a security perspective I don’t like the idea of providing the vCenter Server with internet access and here is where the beautiful...
ESXi / NSX / Random / vDS / VMware / vSphere
by Abdullah · Published October 3, 2017 · Last modified October 5, 2019
Not something that one would do on a daily basis, but being on the field you sometimes get into situations where the customer wants to go into the implementation but because of procurement issues...
I intended to deploy the new release of the Citrix NMAS appliance build 12.0-41.16 on my vSphere cluster, uploading the appliance was straight forward but on the other hand when powering up the appliance...
For all of us home_lab_fanatics =) we do not keep our equipment running unless we’re testing something or working on something and you don’t want to waist much time on the shutdown/startup process. NSX...
Nothing better than waking to a Saturday support call, no? Don’t you just love not having a weekend and support your clients instead ;-). So long story short, it was a VMware Horizon View...
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