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ESXi – iSCSI Boot from SAN
If you’re setting up iSCSI boot from SAN for your ESXi hosts, there’s an important detail to keep in mind right from the start: each ESXi host gets its own dedicated LUN. That means there’s a one-to-one relationship between LUNs and hosts—these boot LUNs can’t be shared across multiple hosts. Once your hosts are up…
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TrueNAS NFS and VMware vSphere
Overview I am not going to mention versions as as soon as I publish, I know they will be out of date. Either way, I was struggling to get TrueNAS NFS attached to my vSphere lab over the weekend and thought I would capture the details here for future reference. For personal reasons, I do…
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Upgrade vSphere 7.0 to vSphere 8.0 U3 for VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Conversion
Overview VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) is a suite of products that you are likely already familiar with if you have used VMware products in the past. VCF is not a product in of itself and does not require use of a public cloud; it allows you to build and maintain your own private cloud. The…