In this blog we will guide you through the process of implementig a flexible BOM Upgrade, as VMware/Broadcom likes to call it. Actually it is the process of installing one…
On a regular basis, the ESXi hypervisors in your environment are updated. When updating to major updates (e.g. ESXi 8.0U3), you have the option to update your vSAN On-Disk Format…
In this fourth blog post – we will guide you through the required update steps to update ESXi 8.0 Update 2b (as part of VCF 5.1.1) to 8.0 Update 3b,…
Imagine the following… You are running a home lab with at least two ESXi hosts in a cluster. vMotions are somewhat slow, especially compared to what you’re used to at…
This blog post deals with a feature that has been available in vSphere since vSphere 8.0 U1, however not many people know about this. VMware has documented this as well.…
What is Secure Boot Secure Boot is a security feature to prevent malicious software from loading when your system boots. With Secure Boot in use, a machine refuses to load…
It is a best practice to disable deprecated, unused and unsafe protocols. Examples of these are RFC 8996 for TLSv1.0 and TLSv1.1 as well as RFC7568 for SSLv3 In this…
