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Yes, to mee, it seemed that vSphere 6.5 was such a major change from 6.0 that it could have just as well been called 7.0.

#Vmware vsphere 6.5 crack update#

Today's big vSphere 6.5 Update release is a big deal in that many customers choose to wait for these Update 1 versions of any major vSphere version before upgrading their enterprise.

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Even if itвЂ™s basic and not full of the advanced features, IвЂ™d still like it as an option. ThereвЂ™s also an argument to be made that we should have some redundant capabilities for a management interface of vCenter and ESXi. The fact of the matter is I can build and configure an environment much faster with the C# Client than I can with the vSphere Web Client or the Host Client any day of the week. ItвЂ™s faster and organized in a familiar way since itвЂ™s been in use across every version of vSphere until now. That being said the venerable C# Client, vSphere Client, Thick Client or whatever you want to call it, for most engineers and administrators is still way better than the vSphere Web Client or the HTML5 Client. I understand the need to consolidate development and to modernize the interface. IвЂ™m in the camp that believes this was a bad move. The message appeared intentional so I have to assume this changed from vSphere 6 and Log Insight 3.x or itвЂ™s always been this way. The FAQ indicates multiple hosts can be assigned licenses but when I added a vCenter it said this license only works for a single host. It also now comes free with a vCenter license and grants you 25 OSIs.

I was recently introduced to Log Insight and IвЂ™ll admit itвЂ™s interesting, with itвЂ™s integration with vROPS among a number of notable improvements.I did get a new message indicating the CPU may not be supported in a future version though. As an aside I recently installed vSphere 6.5 onto a Dell R710, which is currently unsupported, and it works fine. This list is definitely going to change as support is verified but itвЂ™s certainly something youвЂ™ll want to check before upgrading. There are still a ton of older and newer hardware & servers that arenвЂ™t yet compatible with vSphere 6.5.IвЂ™m sure VMware is working on getting those products compatible so this is really a minor complaint. VMware NSX is on the list and you can check out the others here. There are a few VMware products not yet compatible with vSphere 6.5 as of the writing of this article.Compatibility with other VMware products.This is a really short list as I mentioned before. I figure letвЂ™s get the ugly out of the way before we start with the awesome.