If you have been around the VMware ecosystem for any length of time, you will be aware that PowerCLI, a set of modules for Microsoft PowerShell, has long been the tool of choice to control VMware products over the command line. If you are a little more Linux minded or remember the ESX service console,
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Disclaimer: This is a dirty hack. It is in no way supported or endorsed by VMware. We tried it and it appears to work, with caveats (see end of post). Update: Feb 2020Its been pointed out to me that it may be possible to significantly shorted this procedure. Once loaded into the Ubuntu ISO commandline,
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I was interviewed by #NSX roving reporter @AtherBeg at #vmworld2018 and I talked about a past customer success story with NSX-V (I misspoke and said NSX-T in the first part of the interview.) Our customer over the course of 5 years grew accustomed to the fact they could deploy entire application stacks, including VXLAN-based
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On the heels of my VNSTechcon session, today I had a great time talking to Emre Girici on his podcast about the same topic: NSX Distributed firewall. This talk has an introductory flavor to the topic of Micro-segmentation with NSX, and I hope to zoon in further on it in future conversations with Emre. Embedded above,
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I had the great privilege of being part of the team that organised the first dutch vNSTechcon. (Networking and Security technical conference) Together with our sister event, the vMATechcon (Management and Automation), combined with great help from VMware and a kick-ass location, we had 2 really great days of excellent content and networking. We had
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