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Vmware VCP DCV Basics

This document provides an overview of VMware vSphere 6 including the components, installation requirements for ESXi and vCenter Server, how to configure the vSphere Client, features for creating and managing virtual machines, storage, networking concepts like vSwitches and VLAN tagging, and high availability and live migration technologies like vMotion, SVmotion, DRS, and Fault Tolerance.

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Vmware VCP DCV Basics

This document provides an overview of VMware vSphere 6 including the components, installation requirements for ESXi and vCenter Server, how to configure the vSphere Client, features for creating and managing virtual machines, storage, networking concepts like vSwitches and VLAN tagging, and high availability and live migration technologies like vMotion, SVmotion, DRS, and Fault Tolerance.

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VMWARE VCP DCV

Basics
BY SAFRAN
MCSE, VCP

Components of VMware 6
Components

Private Cloud

ESXi Installation Minimum Hardware


Requirements

Installing VMware ESXi 6

Initial Configuration after installation

Installing Vsphere Client

What is Vcenter

Vcenter Server Installation


Requirements

Features of Vcenter

Navigating with Vsphere Client

Performing VMware Remote Control

Creating and Modifying Virtual


Machines

Storage:

Physical Switch and Virtual Switch

Types of Vswitches

VLANS Physical to Virtual

VLAN Tagging to VSwitch

Vsphere Distributed Switch

Network Policies with Distributed


Switch

Vmotion

SVmotion

Distributed Resource Scheduler

High Availability

Super High Availabilit Fault Tolerance

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