Downloading Hypervisor ESXi 7 and vCenter Server Appliance For Free
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0 / 50 completedVMware vSphere Components and Features
Hardware Virtualization
How To Build A Virtual Environment
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Welcome to this Course
Course Overview (What You Will See)
My VMware vSphere Lab Setup
Downloading VMware Workstation For Free
VMware Hands On Lab HOL
Build Your VMware vSphere Home Lab
Downloading Hypervisor ESXi 7 and vCenter Server Appliance For Free
Downloding VMware vSphere 8 Trial Version
Create A Virtual Host With The ESXi Hardware Requirements
Course Update About Versions
ESXi System Customization Network management
ESXi System Customization Troubleshooting and System Logs
ESXi 7.0 Installation Step By Step (Updated Lecture)
ESXi 6.5 Installation Step By Step
Overview of ESXi User Interface Assign a License Key
Login To ESXi With vSphere Web Client
Creating a New Virtual Machine Choose The Name and The OS
Creating a New VM Thick And Thin-Provisioned Disks, CPU, RAM
Creating New Virtual Machines For Our Lab
Files That Make Up A Virtual Machine
Overview Of A Virtual Machine Options
Maximum Number Of Virtual Machines Per Host
OVF and OVA File Formats and Templates
Power OnOff A Virtual Machine
Vmware Remote Console To Complete The Guest Operating System Installation
Install VMware Tools In A Windows Virtual Machine
Introduction to vCenter Server Windows Hardware Requirements
Setting Up Domain Controller Functionality
Joining The Vcenter Machine to an Active Directory Domain
Downloading VMware vCenter Server 6.5 For windows
Configuring vCenter Single Sign On
VCSA 7 and ESXI 7 User Interface (Updated Lecture)
vCenter Server Appliance 7.0.3 Installation (Updated Lecture)
Introduction to External and Shared Storage
Vmware Storage Technologies Overview
vSphere NFS storage components
vSphere iSCSI SAN components
Create Target LUNs (Logical Unit Number)
Fibre Channel (FC) SAN Components
Create A New VMFS Local Datastore
Freenas & StarWind Virtual SAN
StarWind Create A Virtual SAN
Mapping LUN or vSAN to ESXi Host
Deploying a Virtual Machine on Virtual SAN (vSAN)
Creating and Mapping a Second LUN to ESXi Host
Export and Restore Distributed Switch Configuration