The MoaC Lab
I have been received a number of questions about the MoaC Lab so I decided to put together an article to cover what the MoaC is. The MoaC or Mother of all
Looking Back
VMware NSX 6.1 for vSphere – Configuring OSPF route distribution
In my previous NSX articles we covered installing and configuring NSX , We discussed deploying/configuring Transport Zones , Logical Switches , Logical Rou
VMware NSX 6.1 for vSphere – Connecting logical and Edge Routers
This article builds on my previous article Deploying an Edger Gateway . In this article we are going to connect the Edge router we deployed in my previous
VMware vRealize Cloud Client 3.0 is GA
What is the cloud client you ask? The CloudClient is a verb based command-line utility aimed at simplifying interactions with multiple product api’s. The C
VMware NSX 6.1 for vSphere – Deploying an Edge Gateway
So far we have deployed (2) Logical Switches and (1) Distributed Logical Router and deployed a VM on to each logical switch . Our VM’s can communicate with
VMware NSX 6.1 for vSphere – Deploying Logical Distributed Routers
In this walk-through we will be deploying a logical router and configuring routing between (2) logical networks that we created in an earlier post. Logical
VMware NSX 6.1 for vSphere – Deploying Logical Switches
NSX Logical Switches can be looked at as the equivalent of a virtual VLAN. They identify the networks that you will be connecting your virtual machines to
VMware NSX 6.1 for vSphere – Setting up Transport Zones
If you are familiar with “Network Scopes” from vCNS then “Transport Zones” should be familiar to you. If not here is some useful information to know regard
VMware NSX 6.1 for vSphere Step-By-Step Installation
I know your excited to get right down to the meat of the installtion, but there is some housekeeping that we need to get out of the way first. There are a
vCloud Automation Center: vCAC 6.0: Creating an Amazon AWS Endpoint
Creating an Amazon AWS Endpoint is really just assigning the credentials you would like to use to communicate with Amazon. vCAC already knows how to commun
vCloud Automation Center: vCAC 6.0: Creating Amazon AWS Credentials
Creating an Amazon AWS credential has a few extra steps then a general set of credentials. You will need to login to your AWS account and access your Acess
vCloud Automation Center: vCAC 6.0: Configuring Linux Logical Volumes (LVM) using the vCAC 6.0 Linux Guest Agent
More and more frequently I get asked about support for configuring LVM(Logical Volumes) in Linux guests provisioned by vCAC. The short answer is the guest