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Tag Archives: licensing
vRAM eliminated on both vSphere 5.0 and 5.1
VMware removed vRAM entitlements from vSphere licensing; applies to existing 5.0 as well as 5.1 environments. Continue reading
We Fear Change
With the launch of vSphere 5.1, VMware is neutralizing the controversial vRAM-based licensing model and reverting to the former per-socket arrangement. Tad is busy updating his sales and marketing collateral. Continue reading
VMware vCenter Server Appliance and vRAM Reporting
VMware vSphere 5 introduces a new license report for vRAM. Unfortunately, the report does not display properly when using the Linux-based vCenter Server Virtual Appliance until a small workaround is executed. Continue reading
Price Commitment for Windows Server Workloads
In a recent blog post filled with FUD and misinformation, the Microsoft virtualization team makes a surprising commitment to maintain Windows pricing. Continue reading
Wanna see a million ESX licenses?
If you have used VMware VI3 and vSphere 4, one thing you probably noticed right away is the difference in licensing. To much applause, vSphere no longer uses a FLEXlm license server. While you transition from VI3 to vSphere you … Continue reading
