Vmware Vsphere 6 With Operations Management Enterprise Plus Production Support Subscription 3 Years

I've been using VMware vSphere for about 7 years--and the best thing depending on the version--it's pretty much fire-and-forget it. We use Enterprise Plus, and once deployed, the platform makes necessary adjustments on the fly, balancing based on usage/hardware/conditions. I sleep well at night knowing my four campuses are covered with VmwareVsphere 6 With Operations Management Enterprise Plus Production Support Subscription 3 Years. Business continuity! We're primarily a MS shop (Windows Server) but also have RH Linux running our student systems. On a single piece of hardware (either and IBM or Dell blade) we can run up to 20 'servers', fully utilizing our investment in hardware, cooling and power.

Servers produced in no time, hassle free. Can clone the virtual machine if maintenance require on production servers. Can be integrated with almost all storage solutions like HP storage, Nutanics, Netapp, Dell EMC, IBM storwize , SVSAN, IBM DS3500 etc. Very clear and easy to work GUI, as the inventory shows up clear demarcation with Datacenters, Virtual machine clusters, Hypervisor Hosts and virtual machines. Templates are the best in VSphere as we are able to create servers and push them into production in no time. Virtual machine snapshots work pretty well as temporary backup solutions, even it is not their intended purpose of usage. It is good that vmware lifted the restrictions on the size of Logical unit numbers as it was much difficult earlier to deploy larger virtual machines with high storage amount of VMDK storage file.

VmwareVsphere 6 With Operations Management Enterprise Plus Production Support Subscription 3 Years has the ability to view multiple virtual machines from one location and be able to monitor and switch from one to the other in a matter of seconds. That it connects to Active Directory for permissions on who can see/modify what. And I love the ease of creating Virtual machines and the stability with which they perform is absolutely solid. the ability to create what you need with the OS and hardware specs that suit your needs makes switching from a physical machine to a Virtual machine an easy choice to make. The UI is easy to navigate and VMWare has top notch support if any real issues do arise.