If you have not already heard VMware has made some changes to the VCP certification effective March 10, 2014 (but already showing up in Mylearn). The new policy is that the VCP certification will now expire after 2 years unless you either re-certify or certify on a newer version.
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On Monday, February 10, 2014 at 2:00 PM I defended the design I submitted before a panel of VCDXs. The preparation and the defense process was a time consuming, somewhat stressful, very educational, and ultimately enjoyable experience. I learned a tremendous amount about my abilities and about the design process.
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I had the opportunity to attend VMware PEX again this year. This is the second time I have attended and I really enjoy this conference.
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Last week (or it may have been the week before) a new VMware Fling was released to allow VMware Tools to be installed in a nested ESXi server.
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Using ESXi Lockdown Mode to reduce the security risks associated with simple root passwords on the hosts.
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I presented a VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM) demo for the US vBrownBag and here is the recording.
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In Home Lab SRM Part 1 I set up the lab environment to appear as two separate “sites” with all the components necessary for SRM with Array replication. Now to configure SRM to protect VMs at both of my sites.
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On Monday, November 26, 2012, I sat and PASSED the VCAP-DCD for vSphere 5!!!
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AutoLab is a set VM shells and pre-configure open source VMs that provides a complete VMware lab environment.
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Lot of great announcements this morning during the VMworld keynote. One of these being the official announcement of vSphere 5.1
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