Tag: 19. März 2020

Top-3 New Features in vSAN 7: #1 – vSphere…

Top-3 New Features in vSAN 7: #1 – vSphere Lifecycle Manager

Top-3 New Features in vSAN 7: #1 – vSphere…

vSphere 7 introduces an entirely new solution for unified software and firmware lifecycle management that is native to vSphere. vSphere Lifecycle Manager, or vLCM, is a powerful new framework based on a desired state model to deliver simple, reliable and consistent lifecycle operations for vSphere and HCI clusters and ESXi hosts. Simplify Cluster Updates with The post Top-3 New Features in vSAN 7: #1 – vSphere Lifecycle Manager appeared first on Virtual Blocks.

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VMware Dynamic Environment Manager 9.11: What’s…

VMware Dynamic Environment Manager 9.11: What’s New

VMware Dynamic Environment Manager 9.11: What’s…

Dynamic Environment Manager 9.11 now adds several new user-based and computer-based Horizon Smart Policy settings. You can also now set a refresh interval for computer-based policies, or set the policies to continuously refresh. The new Find Items option in the management console helps you quickly find the configuration template or condition set you are looking for. VMware End-User Computing (EUC) solutions empower the digital workspace by simplifying app & access management, unifying endpoint management & transforming Windows delivery. Follow the VMware EUC Blog to learn more: https://blogs.vmware.com/euc.

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Maintaining Business Continuity in Challenging…

Maintaining Business Continuity in Challenging Times

Maintaining Business Continuity in Challenging…

This blog is authored by Josh Spencer with Rick Terlap and is the eighth blog of our business continuity series. Want to learn more after this blog? In the latest episode of the Digital Workspace Tech Zone Podcast, Roger Deane talks with Rick Terlep, Josh Spencer, Andreano Lanusse and Josue Negron about how EUC products can […] The post Maintaining Business Continuity in Challenging Times appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.

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What to Do If You Suddenly Have to Support 80%…

What to Do If You Suddenly Have to Support 80% of Users Working Remotely

What to Do If You Suddenly Have to Support 80%…

*This blog was written in collaboration by Brian Madden and Shawn Bass. In light of current events, many organizations are feeling the effects of life’s unpredictability. With many organizations canceling in-person events and meetings and mandating temporary work-from-home policies, companies are quickly realizing just how prepared they really are in the wake of unexpected events. […] The post What to Do If You Suddenly Have to Support 80% of Users Working Remotely appeared first on VMware…Read More

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vSphere 7 – vMotion Enhancements

vSphere 7 – vMotion Enhancements

The vSphere vMotion feature enables customers to live-migrate workloads from source to destination ESXi hosts. Over time, we have developed vMotion to support new technologies. The vSphere 7 release is no exception to that, as we greatly improved the vMotion feature. The vMotion enhancements in vSphere 7 include a reduced performance impact during the live-migration The post vSphere 7 – vMotion Enhancements appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.

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