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Noteworthy is the fact that we can now have 64 hosts in a cluster. The following is a table showing the new configuration maximums. Well, that means that 'we' have some more studying to do now because the configuration maximums that VMware announced for vSphere 6.0 have increased in just about every category regarding the design of clusters, hosts, and VMs. I always tell my students that one of the main groups of facts that they should be studying for the test is configuration maximums, especially if they are higher than those of the previous version. In short, the new Web Client is so good that you will be able to stop running the Windows Client in the background, just in case, every time you open the Web Client. A console into a virtual machine (VM) creates a new smaller window that looks much more like that of the Windows Client and makes it easier to keep track of multiple VMs. The Home button has a master list as a drop down that contains most locations that you might need. The Recent Tasks are defaulted to the bottom of the screen, where they should be, so you can read across the whole screen and not scroll as much as when they are on the side. When you right-click, there is no delay before your options are available. The menus are flat, responsive, and easy to use. Having heard the opinions of the administrators using the 5.1 and 5.5 vSphere Web Client, many of whom were in my classes, VMware has redesigned the vSphere 6.0 client to be much more user friendly. In my opinion, these are the five most important improvements in vSphere 6.0.ДЄ vSphere Web Client That You Will Want to Use

Vmware 6.0 white paper plus#

Of course I'm not going to list all 650 plus technological breakthroughs here, but I do want to focus on the five main improvements that I believe are the biggest 'game changers.' As you learn more about the new vSphere, I'm sure that you will create your own opinions and your own top five. It's more powerful, more flexible, more secure, and more easily managed than ever before.

Vmware 6.0 white paper full#

During the launch, Pat Gelsinger, CEO at VMware Inc., twice stated, 'It's the biggest release of vSphere ever!' To assist in meeting VMware's stated goal of 'One Cloud, Any Application, Any Device,' vSphere 6.0 is packed full of more than 650 technological breakthroughs. On February 2, 2015, VMware released vSphere 6.0 to the general public. Discover the ways in which VMware's new vSphere 6.0 is more powerful, more manageable, more secure, and more flexible than any previous release of vSphere.