We are thrilled to announce the March 2023 release for Azure VMware Solution. A variety of new and highly anticipated features such as SQL Azure Hybrid Benefit is now GA, AVS Gov is in Preview and Customer Managed Keys are now available. Read on to explore more. Azure VMware Solution […]
Not all ESXi releases, including patch updates are available as an ISO image that can be downloaded. Depending on the type of ESXi release, it will either be available as an ISO and Offline Bundle (zip) format which can downloaded from the ESXi Customer Connect portal or only as an Offline […]
We (the Unexplored Territory team) work with the vSphere release team to get you the latest information about the new releases as quickly as possible. This week we published two new episodes discussing what’s new with vSphere 8.0 U1 and vSAN 8.0 U1. To enjoy the content, you can listen to them […]
Module 3 – vSphere Pods This module shows how to run vSphere Pods on a vSphere Supervisor Cluster that is part of a Cloud Foundation domain. A vSphere Pod is a special type of virtual machine with a small footprint that runs one or more Linux containers. Each vSphere Pod is sized precisely for the workload that it accommodates and has explicit resource reservations for that workload. It allocates
While listening to both The Unexplored Territory and VirtuallySpeaking Podcast, which recently covered the newly announced vSphere 8.0 Update 1 release, The upcoming vSphere 8.0 Update 1 release includes a lot of exciting new features, some of which you can learn about by listening to either […]
We (the Unexplored Territory team) have just published two brand-new episodes which discuss What’s New with vSphere 8.0 U1 and vSAN 8.0 U1. You can of course listen to them using your favorite podcast app, or you simply use the embedded players below to enjoy the content.
In this step, we will integrate our avs-transit-vnet within the overall h&s topology and rely on the hub-nva VM to manage all the required filtering either for: +Spoke-to-spoke; +Spoke-to-On-Premise (and vice versa); +Internet breakout […]
/usr/lib/vmware/secureboot/bin/secureBoot.py -h
usage: secureBoot.py [-h] [-a | -c | -s]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a, --acceptance-level-check
Validate acceptance levels for installed vibs
-c, --check-capability
Check if the host is ready to enable secure boot
-s, --check-status Check if UEFI secure boot is enabled
Check if the host is ready to enable secure boot
/usr/lib/vmware/secureboot/bin/secureBoot.py -c
Secure boot can be enabled: All vib signatures verified. All tardisks validated. All acceptance levels validated