Performing ocular microsurgery is about as hard as it sounds—and, until recently, eye surgeons had practically been flying blind in the operating room.

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By: Troy Bailey, Blue Medora When you begin your out-of-the-box deployment of VMware’s vRealize Operations Manager (vROps), you might find that getting detailed hardware and health information about your server compute environment is more difficult than you expected. Today, I would like to share with you a new wealth of custom dashboards that Blue Medora’s […]

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Our good friends at GNS3 are running a really awesomecontestfor the month of March! “Build the biggest, boldest topology in GNS3 that you can. With the new release of v1.4.x, the ability to build big and bold topologies has never been easier. Leverage the new Local GNS3 VM to help build your topology. At the […]

The post VMware + GNS3: The Great Topology Challenge! appeared first on VMware Fusion Blog.

  Following the last videos showing an introduction to PowerCLI and Reporting in PowerCLI there is now a new video that takes you through managing the virtual machine lifecycle with PowerCLI, these videos are a fantastic, quick way to learn PowerCLI tips and tricks. Administrators are no longer responsible for managing single digit servers, they […]

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Here is our Top 20 vRealize Automation (vRA) articles list for February 2016. This list is ranked by the number of times a VMware Support Request was resolved by following the steps in a published Knowledge Base article. Update sequence for vSphere 6.0 and its compatible VMware products Repairing or updating the trust between all […]

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When it comes to keeping VM Tools up to date, there are six different approaches that vSphere administrators can use. That may sound like a lot, but after seeing each of the various options, it is clear that the intention is to accommodate nearly any workflow customers require for flexible datacenter operations.These different techniques allow […]

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Here is our Top 20 vRealize Operations Manager articles list for February 2016. This list is ranked by the number of times a VMware Support Request was resolved by following the steps in a published Knowledge Base article. Resetting the Administrator password in VMware vRealize Operations Manager appliance Update sequence for vSphere 6.0 and its […]

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Effective immediately, the new quarter close time for all orders has been modified to be 6:00pm on the last day of the quarter (6:00 pm GMT for international orders, 6:00pm PT for US orders. For more information, contact partnernetwork@vmware.com. With this new policy, please be aware that there are no changes in terms of contract […]

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Security breaches cost healthcare companies millions of dollars every year. We continue to become more innovative with our security, but often times focus on the server and perimeter networks. When it comes to the desktop, security is all to often a small piece of a larger design, something focused only on […]

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When your high tech business is based in a tornado-prone area, you don’t run away from the problem — you innovate your way to a solution. As one of the largest and busiest environmental testing labs in the country, ESC Lab Sciences needed a disaster recovery plan that would minimize the impact of any human […]

The post Another VMware Cloud in Action — ESC Lab Sciences Turns to VMware for Durable Disaster Recovery appeared first on VMware vCloud Air Blog.

Mobile World Congress 2016 was a record-setting year for the mobile industry’s premier event, with more than 100,000 in attendance. That growing interest and excitement surrounding mobility is fueling the next evolution in end-user computing (EUC), according to Sanjay Poonen, VMware’s general manager of EUC. Sanjay sat down with VMware TV to discuss in detail […]

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As discussed in earlier posts, the latest version of Virtual SAN (v.6.2) announced on February 10, 2016 is the biggest release of the product since its debut in March 2014. The list of new features is impressive and makes Virtual SAN very competitive against the most sophisticated storage platforms in the market today. Indeed, with

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XtremIO’s all-flash array design was created for maximum performance and consistent low latency response times, and with enterprise grade high availability features, real-time Inline Data Reduction that dramatically lowers costs, and advanced functions such as thin provisioning and a tight integration to VMware, snapshots, volume clones including superb data protection. XtremIO delivers array-based capabilities that […]

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The biggest business brains agree: enterprise innovation is the secret sauce for longevity and sustainability, and technology is the key mechanism for enabling radical change in the digital landscape. Through 2016, growth remains a top business priority, and CEOs believe technology-enabled change is the primary means to achieve it, as reported in a 2015 Gartner survey.

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The stakes are high on oil rigs planted in the middle of the North Sea. Set aside the bitter weather and stormy seas. A rig costs approximately $300,000 a day to run. Multiple companies might share time and operations on it. Day and night shifts strive to keep it running 24 hours a day. NVIDIA… Read More

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Hands off the steering wheel. Feet off the pedals. Sit back. Relax. We’ll take you on an eye-opening ride at next month’s GPU Technology Conference. GTC 2016, set for April 4-7 in Silicon Valley, features an amazing collection of over 500 sessions and tutorials. For the car-inclined, we’ll have an Automotive track with more than… Read More

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