by Sander van Gelderen | Feb 22, 2022 | Automation, Blog posts, vSphere
Something to remember, because in the end it looks so simple 😉 I tried to import a OVA from a unified access gateway (UAG). But it failed with these error message In Powershell: Import-VApp : 2/21/2022 2:35:37 PM Import-VApp An error occurred while sending the... 
by Arjen Kloosterman | Dec 9, 2021 | vSphere
The vExpert 2022 applications are open again and there was an interesting blog post written on how to apply.One of the things in the blog was about people sharing why the joined the vExpert program and I thought that is a great Idea so I am sharing my ideas as well.... 
by Arjen Kloosterman | Nov 22, 2021 | vSphere
Today I will talk about VMware Security and Ransomware Protection and give some hints and tips you can use in your daily operations to protect your environments. During the COVID19 pandemic we have seen a huge increase in cyber threats. Ransomware is not only about... 
by Arjen Kloosterman | Oct 22, 2021 | vSphere
In my previous post about the announcements made at VMworld 2021 I talked about the VMware Tanzu Community edition. Today I will show you how to set it up on MacOS First of all I am using a Mac running MacOS 11.6 and its running on an Intel Mac (I know I also want the... 
by Arjen Kloosterman | Oct 12, 2021 | vSphere
Today I want to give you an overview of some of the announcements made at VMworld 2021. VMware Cross-Cloud Services Vmware announced a updated strategy to help customers and businesses navigate the multi-cloud capabilities we have today with VMware Cross-Cloud... 
by Arjen Kloosterman | Oct 8, 2021 | vSphere
So today I will talk about VMware Virtual volumes or vVols. vVols are somewhat confusing sometimes so let’s dig in. What are VMware Virtual Volumes? First of all a vVol is nothing like a a traditional VMware datastore (VMDK or NFS). vVols work completely...
