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Datastores
A virtual representation of underlying physical storage resources in the
datacenter. A datastore is the storage location for virtual machine files. These
physical storage resources can come from the local SCSI disk of the ESXi host,
the Fibre Channel SAN disk arrays, the iSCSI SAN disk arrays, or Network
Attached Storage (NAS) arrays. Datastores hide the idiosyncrasies of the
underlying physical storage and present a uniform model for the storage
resources required by virtual machines.
Folders
Folders allow you to group objects of the same type so you can easily manage
them. For example, you can use folders to set permissions across objects, to set
alarms across objects, and to organize objects in a meaningful way.
A folder can contain other folders, or a group of objects of the same type:
datacenters, clusters, datastores, networks, virtual machines, templates, or
hosts. For example, one folder can contain hosts and a folder containing hosts,
but it cannot contain hosts and a folder containing virtual machines.
Datacenter folders form a hierarchy directly under the root vCenter Server and
allow users to group their datacenters in any convenient way. Within each
datacenter is one hierarchy of folders with virtual machines and templates, one
with hosts and clusters, one with datastores, and one with networks.
Hosts
The physical computer on which ESXi is installed. All virtual machines run on
hosts. If the vSphere Client is connected directly to an ESXi host, only that host
is available for management.
Networks
A set of virtual network interface cards (virtual NICs), distributed switches or
vSphere Distributed Switches, and port groups or distributed port groups that
connect virtual machines to each other or to the physical network outside of
the virtual datacenter. All virtual machines that connect to the same port group
belong to the same network in the virtual environment, even if they are on
different physical servers. You can monitor networks and set permissions and
alarms on port groups and distributed port groups.
Resource pools
Resource pools are used to compartmentalize the CPU and memory resources
of a host or cluster. Virtual machines execute in, and draw their resources from,
resource pools. You can create multiple resource pools as direct children of a
standalone host or cluster and then delegate control over them to other
individuals or organizations.
vCenter Server provides, through the DRS components, various options in
monitoring the status of the resources and adjusting or suggesting adjustments
to the virtual machines using the resources. You can monitor resources and set
alarms on them.
Templates
A master copy of a virtual machine that can be used to create and provision
new virtual machines. Templates can have a guest operating system and
application software installed, and can be customized during deployment to
ensure that the new virtual machine has a unique name and network settings.
Virtual machines
A virtualized computer environment in which a guest operating system and
associated application software can run. Multiple virtual machines can operate
on the same managed host machine concurrently.
vApps
vSphere vApp is a format for packaging and managing applications. A vApp
can contain multiple virtual machines.
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- Using the vSphere Client 3 23
- Panel Sections 24
- View Virtual Machine Console 25
- Using Lists 26
- Custom Attributes 27
- Select Objects 28
- Install Plug-Ins 29
- Disable and Enable Plug-Ins 29
- Remove Plug-Ins 29
- Save vSphere Client Data 30
- Working with Active Sessions 30
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- Host Configuration 33
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- Configure Runtime Settings 37
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- Configure SNMP Settings 39
- View Ports Settings 39
- Configure Timeout Settings 40
- Configure Logging Options 40
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- Configure SSL Settings 42
- Configure Advanced Settings 42
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- Create Datacenters 58
- Add Hosts 58
- Create Clusters 59
- Create Resource Pools 60
- Create Datastores 61
- Create Host-Wide Networks 62
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- Calculating the vRAM Usage 71
- Compliance Rules 71
- Solution Licensing 72
- Example: Standalone Scenario 73
- About the License Portal 74
- Managing Licenses 75
- View License Information 76
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- Export License Information 78
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- Details for a License Key 84
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- System Log Files 8 89
- External System Logs 90
- Export System Log Files 90
- Chapter 8 System Log Files 91
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- Collecting Log Files 92
- Collect vSphere Log Files 93
- Collect ESXi Log Files 93
- ESXi VMkernel Files 93
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- Managing Tasks 95
- View Recent Tasks 96
- View Scheduled Tasks 96
- Cancel a Task 97
- Schedule Tasks 97
- Create a Scheduled Task 98
- Canceling Scheduled Tasks 99
- Change or Reschedule a Task 100
- Remove a Scheduled Task 100
- Managing Events 101
- Filter the Events List 102
- Export Events Data 103
- Trigger and Alarm on an Event 103
- Report Errors to VMware 104
- Components 10 105
- Starting vCenter Server 106
- Disconnect a Managed Host 107
- Remove a Host from a Cluster 108
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- Migrating Virtual Machines 12 111
- Cold Migration 112
- Migration with vMotion 113
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- CPU Compatibility and EVC 117
- CPU Families and Feature Sets 118
- EVC Requirements 119
- Create an EVC Cluster 120
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- Storage vMotion Examples 133
- Network Limits 134
- Datastore Limits 134
- Host Limits 135
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- Map Icons 138
- View vCenter Maps 139
- Print vCenter Maps 140
- Export vCenter Maps 140
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