Fusion 3.0.1 was released this morning. For those running on 3.0, the auto-update-check should let you know that a new version is available. You can download the new version here.
Fusion 3.0.1 was released this morning. For those running on 3.0, the auto-update-check should let you know that a new version is available. You can download the new version here.
This has been covered on all the major virtualization blogs, but I wanted to post the links here for our customers as well.
Working with a customer recently I got to spend some quality time troubleshooting VMware Consolidated Backup framework. Generally VCB is a very straight forward install and it pretty much "just works" - which made my recent experience very atypical (in my experience anyway).
Thanks to VMGuy.com for the detailed info below.
I was so excited about the new VMware Fusion v3 that I noticed on VMGuy.com's Blog that VMware Workstation v7 was also released today for all you Windows & Linux users. Here's what's new in v7! (Thanks to VMGuy.com!)
I'll have some screenshots working with Fusion 3 later today! It's installed and working great!
We've already posted some useful info on licensing servers for a virtual environment, but we also get the question a lot of how virtualization changes licensing for hosted desktop (aka VDI) environments. Well, here are some very useful links.
More and more information regarding the requirements of VMware Fault Tolerance (FT) feature are becomming available. Here's a few very useful posts that I've found regarding these requirements.
http://www.techhead.co.uk/can-you-run-vmware-vsphere-fault-tolerance-ft-on-an-hp-proliant-ml110-or-ml115
http://www.ntpro.nl/blog/archives/1061-CPU-compatibility-with-VMware-Fault-Tolerance.html
Here are some very useful calculator links that we show many of our customers on the benefits of virtualization.
I've been getting this question a lot lately - "Can I use USB devices or dongles inside a Virtual Machine on ESX?"
