There is an issue which may occur when you install or upgrade your VMware Tools after having installed your View Agent. The set of VGA drivers shipped with VMware Tools might sometimes be incompatible with VMware View and PCoIP, whereas the VMware View Agent software contains a supported VGA driver. For this reason, today we’re […]

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VMware and HPE work together to deliver 360-degree IT solutions that are tightly integrated from the start, with designed-in simplicity. Together we give IT the power to deliver on the New Style of Business, by helping customers lower costs while increasing agility, simplicity, and speed. Learn more.

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VMware and NVIDIA, in partnership with Dell, are delivering mobile-enabled efficiency, performance and security for manufacturing, design, architecture, engineering, and construction customers using Autodesk applications. Read this blog from Autodesk University 2015 to find out more and be sure to check out the Populous customer success story.  

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At the new Software-Defined Infrastructure (SDI) Summit in Santa Clara, California, enterprise IT leaders gathered to discuss new technologies and solutions to enable business benefits from big data and cloud computing. The conference ran for three days (December 1-3) at the Santa Clara Convention Center and focused on software-defined storage (SDS), software-defined data center (SDDC),

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Our world becomes more mobilized with each passing day. As the rate of innovation continues to grow, our use of smartphones, tablets, and other portable devices and sensors are helping us become more connected with the world around us. We have access to more information at our fingertips than ever before—a privilege we can now […]

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By Sudhir Balasubramanian (Senior Solutions Architect – Data Platforms) and Mohan Potheri (Senior Solutions Architect) In the first part of this series, we provided a high level view of the benefits of using Virtual Volumes enabled storage for database operations. In the second part of this series, we examined in more detail how Virtual Volumes

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OpenStack includes an orchestration service (Heat) that allows users to define their application infrastructure via one or more template files. Users can either leverage the native OpenStack Heat Orchestration Template (HOT) format or the Amazon Web Services (AWS) CloudFormation format. You may be wondering, “What’s the point of using Heat when I already have access […]

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By Tristan Todd, Architect, End-User Computing, VMware and Tirtha Bhattacharjee, Quality Engineer, End-User Computing, VMware In this second post in a series, we are chronicling our work on a performance and scalability reference architecture project for VMware App Volumes. We have completed build-out of the lab environment and finished our validation testing, and we are […]

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Migrating multi-tiered applications from its in-house or private cloud environment to a vendor-managed, cloud-hosted computing environment does not have to be a high-risk, stress-inducing undertaking. Instead, there are best practices and requirements which smooth the way when embarking on a cloud migration initiative. Will the on premises application run in the cloud environment? Most on […]

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Once again it’s time to look back on the last year, see what happened in our industry, and try to make some predictions for the coming year. Let’s start by seeing how last year’s predictions fared. One of my main points last year was that 2015 would be a year of operationalization and production deployment of network virtualization. Indeed, 2015 saw hundreds of production deployments of network virtualization. As I write, over 200 customers are running VMware NSX in production data centers, with more being added every week. With the rapid uptake of network virtualization in production settings, our team made a big push on operational aspects of NSX. On the product side, NSX 6.2 shipped in August with a slew of new features focused on operations, such as traceflow and a centralized CLI. We also invested heavily in documenting the best practices for operationalizing NSX in production. By surveying some of our successful production customers, we developed a set of guidelines and best practices for network virtualization deployments, which we documented and presented at VMworld. Two observations stand out as we look at customer adoption of NSX in 2015. The first is the diversity of customers, in terms of both size and industry. This is an [...]

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Background Why has the SSLv3 protocol been disabled by default in vSphere 5.5 Update 3b? Across the industry, enterprise software products and solutions are dropping use of and support for the SSLv3 protocol. The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) officially deprecated the SSLv3 protocol in RFC 7568 due to its obsolescence and inherent unfixability. Instead, […]

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SSLv3 Protocol Disabled by Default Background Across the industry, enterprise software products and solutions are dropping use of and support for the SSLv3 protocol. The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) officially deprecated the SSLv3 protocol in RFC 7568 due to its obsolescence and inherent unfixability. Instead, IETF recommends the latest version of TLS. VMware is […]

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As customers start moving to the cloud two of the first considerations – and the source of many questions – are networking and security. “How do I connect my data centers to the cloud?” “How do I connect various cloud data centers/zones/regions to each other?” “How do I secure applications in the cloud?” “Can I […]

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