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top of them. This provides a very stable and consistent presentation to the operatingsystems you install and allows them to be moved much more easily.

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VMware vSphere 5 is easily the most widely used virtualization platform today. It iswell tested and has been used in applications ranging from very sm

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ms latency between the two remote ESXi servers. However, the maximum latencyis supported up to 10 ms.Improved SNMP supportvSphere 5 now allows you to

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1.3 Convergence from ESX to ESXi with vSphere 5.0VMware started to get the community familiar with ESXi back with ESXi 3.5 and hascontinued to develo

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Value/Item vSphere 5.x maximumVirtual SCSI targets per virtual machine 60Virtual disks per virtual machine (PVSCSI) 60Virtual disk size 2TB - 512 byte

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Table 1-4. Virtual disk storage maximumsValue/Item vSphere 5.x maximumVirtual disks per physical ESXi host 2,048Table 1-5. iSCSI physical storage maxi

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Table 1-8. FCoE storage maximumsValue/Item vSphere 5.x maximumSoftware FCoE adapters 4Table 1-9. VMFS storage maximumsValue/Item vSphere 5.x maximumVo

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Table 1-12. Storage DRS maximumsValue/Item vSphere 5.x maximumVirtual disks per datastore cluster 9,000Datastores per datastore cluster 32Datastore cl

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Table 1-16. vSphere standard and distributed switch maximumsValue/Item vSphere 5.x maximumTotal virtual network switch ports per host (VDS and VSS por

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Table 1-20. vCenter Server maximumsValue/Item vSphere 5.x maximumHosts per vCenter server 1,000Powered on virtual machines per vCenter server 10,000Re

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Table 1-23. vCloud director maximumsValue/Item vSphere 5.x maximumVirtual machine count 20,000Powered-on virtual machine count 10,000Organizations 10,

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VMware has designed the ESXi server to run only on specific pieces of hardware andhas removed support for any kinds of devices it is not interested in

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1.7 VMware ESXi 5.0 InstallationVMware customers who have received a preinstalled OEM version of ESXi may havevendor-specific customizations and driv

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You can download the ESXi ISO image from a VMware site or use an alternative methodsuch as PXE boot, Kickstart or VMware Auto Deploy. VMware has done

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Figure 1-2. ESXi management menu2. This is the first option that will need to be configured, because it is not set bydefault. The password you set her

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As shown in Figure 1-4, the management network offers a few options to configureyour ESXi server.Figure 1-4. Management network configurationThe Netwo

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Configure KeyboardESXi supports different keyboard layouts. English is the default, but you canselect from French, German, Russian, and Japanese.View

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5. You will now be able to manage this ESXi server via the vCenter client directly oradd this host to an existing vCenter server for additional manage

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The vCenter server can be installed on a physical server or, as an alternative, inside avirtual machine. As infrastructure is consolidated into virtua

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• Oracle 11g 32-bit or 64-bit Standard, Enterprise, One R1• Oracle 11g 32-bit or 64-bit Standard, Enterprise, One R2The vCenter server offers a few do

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VMware Cookbook, Second Editionby Ryan Troy and Matthew HelmkeCopyright © 2012 Ryan Troy, Matthew Helmke. All rights reserved.Printed in the United St

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Assuming the installation will be in a production environment, select the “Use anexisting database server” option and fill in the necessary fields wit

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Once you have chosen the method of installation you wish to use, click the Nextbutton to continue.8. Next, configure the ports that vCenter Server wil

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9. Next, configure the vCenter Server inventory ports (Figure 1-14). Again, the defaultports will be acceptable here unless there are specific require

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Figure 1-14. vCenter Server inventory ports10. Next, set the Java JVM web server’s memory configuration (Figure 1-15). Thissetting will allocate a sp

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11. Finally, click Install to begin the installation (Figure 1-16). If the vCenter serverwill be handling more than 2,000 virtual machines, click the

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1.10 VMware vCenter Client 5.x OverviewThe vCenter client is used to manage individual ESXi hosts as well as to provide anadministration interface to

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1. Insert the vCenter installation disk or mount the ISO image. Once the installerappears, select the vSphere Web Client (Server) option.2. Follow the

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In the following, we will take a look at the changes and how they will affect each partof the vSphere environment.CPU restrictionsThe new license mode

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To install vConverter on Windows:1. Download the Windows executable file.2. Run the installer and click Next at the introduction screen.3. Accept the

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• HTTPS Service Port: 443• HTTP Service Port: 80• Agent Service Port: 9089When you are satisfied with the ports, click Next to continue the installati

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Table of ContentsPreface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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8. When the installation has completed, you will have the option to automaticallylaunch the vCenter Converter client. Click the Finish button

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2.13 Configuring ESXi to Use NFS 582.14 Creating a VMFS Volume in vCenter 602.15 Performing a Storage Rescan 652.16 Creating a VMFS Volume via the Com

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4.6 Setting Up Resource Pools 1224.7 Understanding Resource Pools 1244.8 Expandable Reservations in Resource Pools 1254.9 Creating a Cluster 1284.10 A

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5.32 Configuring Hardware iSCSI Options 1925.33 Upgrading Software VIBs 1935.34 Displaying Storage Path Information 1945.35 Managing SCSI Device Mappi

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7.9 Installing vSphere Auto Deploy 2587.10 Formatting a USB Key for ESXi Installations 2648. vCloud Director Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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CHAPTER 1VMware Infrastructure InstallationThis book aims to be useful for both new and seasoned VMware ESXi users. Becauseof the intermediate-to-adva

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