Reading Time: 3 minutesHow to configure the network on an ESXi host using the command line is an article that explains how to create a standard switch (VSS), a port group (PG), and a management vmkernel interface using the esxcli command. Here, we have an ESXi host without any vmkernel interface. Consequently, we cannot access this ESXi using…
Reading Time: 4 minutesIncreasing the vSAN Datastore Capacity is an article that shows how to add disks to an existent vSAN Disk Group to increase the vSAN Datastore Capacity. So, if you have a vSAN Cluster, you could receive some alerts related to the Storage Capacity, Disk Capacity, or Capacity Utilization, as we can see in the picture…
Reading Time: 7 minutesRunning a 3-Tier Application in the NSX will show details of the 3-Tier application model and how to create NSX DFW rules just to restrict access to a 3-Tier Application. 3-Tier Application Diagram So, in the below picture, we have an example of our 3-Tier application diagram. As we can see, we have three tiers…
Reading Time: 8 minutesImplementing NSX Micro-Segmentation is an article that introduces how we can use the powerful distributed firewall to protect the workload inside the NSX, even in the same broadcast domain. First and Foremost, Do you talk about distributed firewalls? What is this and how does it work? DFW is the acronym for Distributed Firewall or Distributed…
Reading Time: 6 minutesAccessing an RDP Server Pool Through the NSX ALB is an article that shows how to load balance user access to an RDP Server Pool using the NSX Advanced Load Balancer solution. First and Foremost, Did you know what is the NSX Advanced Load Balancer (ALB)? Welcome to the VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer (formerly known as…
Reading Time: 3 minutesChanging the NSX Manager user password through the API is an article that shows how to change the user password using the API. First and foremost, we will use the Postman application to interact with the NSX Manager API. You can download the application by accessing the below link:https://www.postman.com/downloads/ But, of course, you can use…