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You can try Proxmox as vmware alternative. It's open source and it's excellent!
anybody found nsx key?
Hello, does anyone have keys for vmWare Identity-Manager?
Does anybody have the decryption key for the .rar vSan 8?
Does anybody know what is going to happen with this keys if Broadcom comes up with their new license systems.
I have experience with ESXi but if this keys stop working I might try out Proxmox for my new build
Does anybody know what is going to happen with this keys if Broadcom comes up with their new license systems. I have experience with ESXi but if this keys stop working I might try out Proxmox for my new build
It works for now. But I'm migrating my home lab to XOA. The biggest part I hate is all nics on all servers have to be named the same in a cluster. I love VMware. But Broadcom has ruined it.
Thank you so much for this. It has really helped me keep the lab going to continue learning at home.
THANK YOU!!!!
No not yet @Bebiboux04
here ^-^
https://cios.dhitechnical.com/VM/VMware%20vSphere%208.0/ user : cios password: SuperSecretPassword
From these source, which file actually? I'm a bit confuse, there is file name example
VMware-ESXi-8.0U3c-24414501-depot.zip
and
VMware-VMvisor-Installer-8.0U3b-24280767.iso
so is it the iso of depot.zip that need to extract?
what's purpose use ESXi? Proxmox is free
Does anyone have a vSphere Hypervisor 8 free key ? not ent or std key
Thanks for the sharing! Do you have a download for 6.7 per chance?
Please reply to this message with your list of VMware products(vCenter, ESXi 6.5 etc) you want me to list on my cdn.
Hi can i get vSAN8 license for my lab purpose.
what's purpose use ESXi? Proxmox is free
ESXi used to be free "for life", but if you wanted to cluster or do anything more then just a single host, you have to pay $$$$" Then broadcom said NOPE, no more freebee's!!! Pay us 15x what you did to vmware and we'll give you the privilage of LEASING this software for another year. and invalidated all the previous lifetime licesnes that everyone owned as Vmware used a paid once model for licenses and just paid for maintenance/upgrades/updates
ProxMox is relativily new in this space and VMWare you have a TON more advanced items you can do in enterprise enviroments and even home labs. ProxMox is limited in its capabilities, but they are making it better and better. VMWare was the KING of virtualization. Broadcom has seen to it that they will die after Broadcom squeezes every last red cent out of it, like they do...
I have worked on VMWare now for over 13 years and certified on many versions/systems. It took me a bit to get used to ProxMox. XOA is what I tested out first, but they have even MUCH LESS available to do, i.e. network/vnetwork. ProxMox can do a bunch of things via Scripts/CLI/API, so that is a plus, but automating functions and lifecycles and stuff, there is no out of the box systems (like vmware 6 years ago or so, before vops and vrealize), But trying to automate in ProxMox is proving dificult for myself, but I have to migrate my 2 clusters:
Cluster 1 - Legacy Vmware:
3 HP DL380 G9s
Cluster 2 - ProxMox New Cluster (will fold VMWare cluster into ProxMox after server migration is completed. (NEW CLUSTER I am building now)
3 HP DL360P G10
I run TrueNas on an HP DL360 G8:
Each host has 2 aggragated in active/active config, so a 20 Gbps link between each host to a dedicated massive switch for only traffice between the TrueNas to each host on their own VNLAN/Subnet, so that way all traffic for the VM disks has that 20Gbps link back to the TrueNAS. Makes the VM's run SUPER FAST!!!! Each of the other hosts has then two aggragated 10Gbps to eachother, so 4 total, going to 2x 20Gpbs links (active/acitve load balanced round robin with packets, so traffic is SUPER FAST) from the hosts to my other massive aggragation switch. and all my other network conencts to it over a 20Gbps backbone that my entire nework has running downt he back.
Oh yeah, and this is all in my home lab... I think I have an addiction... HAHAAHAHAHAHA
I miss the massive virtual networking that vmware could do... from virtual firewalls for massive networks to smaller ones. Helping isolate traffic, internal vlans and routing, setup a set of virtual switches between DC's/clusters/containers, and much more. Proxmox gives some network capabilities, so for that i'm atleast greatful more then XOA's... :(.
good luck exporting ova or ovf from cluster2- just saying, its the open standard and proxmox is behind the curve
Thank you so much y helped me lot
Hey All
Im look urgently for:
VMware vSAN Witness Appliance v8.x
I failed to find it on broadcom site.
Anyone have link to it?
Look at the repo provided by mharris1984
Hey All Im look urgently for: VMware vSAN Witness Appliance v8.x I failed to find it on broadcom site. Anyone have link to it?
I missed it.
Tnx
Hey All
I'm looking for vSAN Witness v8.0U3e only OVA.
At cios there is only v8.0U2d that is not fully compatible with my currently running ESXi v8.0U3e
Does anyone know a reliable location/link where I can download the OVA from?
I wish I came across this before I started migrating my home lab from my four node HP DL380 G9 hosts with a NetApp disk shelf running 96 TB SAS through trueness on an HP DL 360P G8 with 8 SAS sSD for ZFS to XOA. Since Xen went open source, would surprise the hell out of me, it seemed the best alternative to VMware, since they were asking the VMUG program with the 365 day licenses. I've been a VMUG member since I joined at my first VM world in 2009. And went to the subsequent 8 VMworld conferences. And on my home lab servers I run about 45 VMs, a mix of a bunch of server Windows server 2022 2019 and other various appliances. I already started the migration of two of my hosts to XOA cluster whenever I came across these unlimited licenses. So thankfully I was able to use these to at least extend my current VMware v center while I finished migrations. But one thing I do love is XOA is a lot faster than VMware was!.