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Tag Archives: licensing
vSphere Licensing: Part 8 ESXi Free = 32GB Hard limit?
In the mix of licensing specifics around ESXi/vSphere 5 is the idea that for a paid license you have a soft limit – the vRAM entitelment is a high-water mark over a period of time that you can exceed briefly … Continue reading
vSphere5 Licensing: Part 7 – No news is… no news
vSphere 5 is now available for download, if you sign up for an eval, purchased v5 or upgraded a <5 license. The more interesting part is VMware pulled all pricing from their website for vSphere or Acceleration kits. Keeps people … Continue reading
SSD, Overcommit and vSphere5 licensing
vSphere5 licensing has been discussed quite a bit lately, here’s another quick take. Memory overcommitment has been a VMware staple for many years and has been used extensively in price comparisons especially in the SMB space. Host Cache (aka local … Continue reading
vSphere5 Licensing Part6 : (Redux)
So VMware has revised licensing, you can now allocate 96GB or RAM to VMs per EnterprisePlus license, 64 for Enterprise and 32/CPU license for all other levels. It’s been confirmed you can also manage multiple vSphere license levels from one … Continue reading
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vSphere5 Licensing: Part 5 (Solution)
So VMware has caused considerable consternation and gnashing of teeth over their new licensing structure. (see Twitter and other places I listed before)
Posted in Cloud, Computing, Vendor rant, Virtualization, VMware Tagged ESX, licensing, vmware, vSphere, vSphere5 Leave a comment
vSphere5 Licensing: Part 4 (add-on)
Blog post in two parts, a review of licensing in vSphere5 and then the point of the post regarding the mechanisms of adding additional licensing to a vSphere5 server.
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vSphere5: Licensing (pt2) : The death of overcommitment
There seems to be quite a bit of uproar and confusion surrounding the new VMware license structure. here here here here here One issue seems to be over the memory cap – Essential/ESS+ and Standard all have a 24GB vRAM … Continue reading
vSphere 5 : Licensing
vSphere 5 introduces a whole new licensing method (and gets rid of “Advanced”). Previously you paid per CPU and were limited to how many cores your CPUs could have (6-cores except for Advanced and Enterprise Plus) and how much RAM … Continue reading
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CA Arcserve 15
Thank goodness for huge conglomerates with lengthy portfolios. What would I do with my time if not for you? I’ve spend the last few days trying to figure out how to upgrade Arcserve license keys from 12.5 to 15. I … Continue reading
