vSphere 4.0 Quick Start Guide continues from an idea started several years ago by a few engineers. The idea was simple, provide an easy to use reference guide for all level administrators, consultants and architects. Recently VMware introduced many new features in vSphere 4.0 and with this handy pocket guide you will learn about each of these new features. With each chapter, the pages in this essential guide will answer common questions while giving you unprecedented insight into: Expert tips & tricks Pitfalls to avoid RemoteCLI & PowerCLI (PowerShell) scripts Configuration how to’s Virtualization best practices
vSphere 4.0 Quick Start Guide: Shortcuts down the path of Virtualization
Published by BookSurge Publishing
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- Authors
- Duncan Epping, Alan Renouf, Bernie Baker, Thomas Bryant, Stuart Radnidge
- ISBN
- 1439263450
- Published
- 20 Nov 2009
- Purchase online
- amazon.com
vSphere 4.0 Quick Start Guide continues from an idea started several years ago by a few engineers. The idea was simple, provide an easy to use reference guide for all level administrators, consultants and architects. Recently VMware introduced many new features in vSphere 4.0 and with this handy pocket guide you will learn about each of these new features.
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