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vSphere 6.7 upgrade vSAN 6.6 to 6.7 – pt.4   If the virtual infrastructure in use is configured with vSAN, after completing the upgrade of both vCSA and ESXi hosts to version 6.7, also vSAN should be upgraded to latest

vSphere 6.7 upgrade ESXi 6.5 to 6.7 – pt.3 After upgrading the vCSA, to take benefit of new features provided by vSphere 6.7 you have to upgrade also all ESXi hosts installed in your virtual infrastructure. The procedure it’s pretty easy and rely on

vSphere 6.7 upgrade vCSA 6.5 to 6.7 – pt.2 If your vSphere environment is running version 6.0 or above, you can easily migrate the vCenter Server to version 6.7 with the migration tool provided with vSphere 6.7. Compared to a fresh vCSA installation,

  vSphere 6.7 install vCSA 6.7 – pt.1 When you plan the upgrade of your virtual infrastructure to latest VMware vSphere 6.7, first step to take is a new installation of the vCSA component. The upgrade process must be planned carefully to avoid

Physical to Virtual Migration – Part 3 This is the last part of the article on the Migration of physical machines to the VMware virtual environment. In the first part of the series, we looked at the basics that need to be

Physical to Virtual Migration – Part 2 In the first part of the series, we looked at the basics that need to be understood before migrating your workloads from physical to virtual – the difference between Physical and Virtual infrastructure,

Physical to Virtual Migration – Part 1 This article on the migration of physical machines to the VMware virtual environment will be a three-part series. In this first part, we will take a look at the following: Difference between Physical