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IntroductionOverview of Veeam Backup & ReplicationPrerequisitesStep-by-Step Guide to Back Up VMware ESXi with VeeamStep 1: Add VMware vSphere to VeeamStep 2: Create a Backup JobStep 3: Configure Backup SettingsStep 4: Configure Advanced Settings (Optional)Step 5: Review and FinishStep 6: Run the Backup JobRestoring from BackupConclusion Introduction Backing up virtual environments...

In today’s virtualized environments, the ability to integrate physical hardware with virtual machines is essential for maximizing functionality and flexibility. One common requirement is the need to connect USB devices directly to virtual machines (VMs) running on VMware vSphere. This capability enables users to utilize a range of USB peripherals,...

Introduction Updating VMware vCenter is critical to ensure optimal performance, security, and compatibility within your virtualized environment. Whether you're enhancing functionality, fixing bugs, or patching vulnerabilities, it’s essential to perform updates accurately. Here, we’ll walk through all possible methods for updating VMware vCenter, providing step-by-step instructions to help you complete...

Introduction VMware ESXi is a popular hypervisor in the virtualization space, but it's not the only choice. Businesses and individual users seeking alternatives often look for solutions that provide specific advantages, whether in cost, compatibility, or feature set. In this guide, we'll explore top alternatives to VMware ESXi, such as...

The CBT Nuggets – VMware Certified Professional – Network Virtualization course prepares system administrators to configure, deploy, and manage VMware NSX environments. Network virtualization in general and VMware network virtualization in particular are some of the most exciting and interesting innovation hubs in the IT world right now. Master VMware network...

‎To provide its own Hyper-Converged solution, VMware has introduced vSAN capability, which is a software-define storage. With this feature, we can use all the internal disks of the servers, which are called DAS in the terminology, as SAN storage. As a result, there is no need to buy separate storage...

Terraform is a powerful tool for automating infrastructure as code (IaC). In this guide, we will introduce Terraform, discuss its usage, features, and benefits, and provide a step-by-step tutorial on using Terraform to create multiple virtual machines (VMs) in VMware ESXi. Introduction to TerraformKey Features of TerraformBenefits of Using TerraformTerraform...

VMware Aria Operations for Logs is a log management tool designed to simplify the monitoring and troubleshooting of complex IT environments. It allows organizations to collect, aggregate, and analyze logs from a wide array of sources, including virtual machines, applications, hardware, and cloud environments. This tool is highly valued by...

In many cases, you notice that VMware tools are not installed on virtual machines at the level of your data center. Now, they may be frequently seen on Linux and sometimes Windows operating systems. Sometimes the question arises as to how and why we should install VMware tools! In the rest of...

Introduction This guide explores the differences between VMware vSphere and vCenter. We’ll cover their purpose, explain when each should be used, and provide a comparison to help students understand how these tools fit within a VMware infrastructure. Introduction to vSphere and vCenter VMware vSphere is VMware's flagship virtualization platform, designed...