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Using vSphere vSphere is a software solution for deploying and managing virtual machines across a datacenter. With vSphere, datacenters can instantly provision servers, globally manage resources, and eliminate scheduled downtime for hardware maintenance. Creating a datacenter Create a datacenter as a container for hosts, virtual machines, resource pools, and clusters. Datacenters are always created under the root folder in the Hosts and Clusters inventory of a single vCenter Server, in a folder under the root folder, or under a vCenter object in a Linked Mode inventory. To create a datacenter, select the vCenter Server system where you want to add the datacenter and select  Actions > New Datacenter . Creating a datacenter allows you to add hosts to it. Adding a host A host is a computer that uses virtualization software to run virtual machines. To add a host to the datacenter, you must have a computer running ESX or ESXi software. When you add a host, it will be managed by the vCent

What is a template? A template is a master image of a virtual machine that you can use to create and provision new virtual machines. This image typically includes an operating system, applications, and a virtual machine configuration that defines a full set of virtual hardware. You can create a template by converting an existing virtual machine to a template, cloning a virtual machine to a template, or cloning an existing template. You can then create new virtual machines by deploying the template. Using templates can save the time of configuring a new virtual machine and installing a guest operating system. You can view templates by selecting the  VM Templates  category in the object navigator or by using the VMs and Templates inventory tree view. What is a folder? A folder is a container used to further refine object grouping within your inventory. Folders provide a natural structure on which to apply permissions. For example, using folders, you can organize virtual machines and temp

What is a datacenter? A datacenter is the primary container of inventory objects such as hosts and virtual machines. From the datacenter, you can add and organize inventory objects. Typically, you add hosts, folders, and clusters to a datacenter. vCenter Server can contain multiple datacenters. Large companies might use multiple datacenters to represent organizational units in their enterprise. What is a host? A host is a computer that uses virtualization software to run virtual machines. Typically, a host is a computer running ESX or ESXi software. Hosts provide the CPU and memory resources that the virtual machines use and give the virtual machines access to storage and networks. Multiple virtual machines can operate on the same host at the same time. Adding a host to the vCenter Server allows you to manage it and the virtual machines that run on it. What is a virtual machine? A virtual machine is a software computer that, like a physical computer, runs an operating system and applic

What is vCenter Server? VMware vCenter Server provides a convenient single point of control to the datacenter. It runs on top of a Windows server to centrally manage your VMware ESX/ESXi hosts and provide essential datacenter services such as access control, performance monitoring, and configuration. vCenter Server unifies resources from individual hosts to be shared among virtual machines in the entire datacenter. It accomplishes this by managing the assignment of virtual machines to the hosts and the assignment of resources to the virtual machines within a given host based on the policies that the system administrator sets. vCenter Server allows the use of advanced vSphere features such as vSphere DRS, vSphere HA, and vMotion. What is the vSphere Web Client? The vSphere Web Client is the primary interface for creating, managing, and monitoring virtual machines, their resources, and their hosts. It also provides console access to virtual machines. The vSphere Web Client is a web appli

Welcome to the vSphere tutorial. This information will help you learn about virtualization concepts, components of VMware vSphere and the inventory, and using the vSphere Web Client to manage your virtual infrastructure. What is virtualization? Virtualization is an abstraction layer that breaks the hard connection between the physical hardware and the operating system. A virtual infrastructure is an enterprise-wide solution that provides fluid, powerful computing that maximizes resource utilization and cost savings. Virtual machines are the key element to a virtual infrastructure. Virtualization allows you to run multiple virtual machines with heterogeneous operating systems and applications to run in isolation, side-by-side on the same physical machine. Using virtualization, you can dynamically move resources where they are needed, and move processing where it makes most sense. This is possible because VMware detaches the operating system and its applications from the hardware they ru

Large Fonts in Outlook when Replying or New Message Today i found an issue relate to outlook font when reply it really big font .The fist time i don't know what going on with my outlook..as i think that my outlook have some bug file..but it not what i think so.It's cause from Zoom  option when reply the email . Now it fix ready . you can see the Format text --> Zoom at the right top in the picture below. set the Zoom to 100 % .Every thing will be ok.