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Tag Archives: VMware DRS
vSphere Console Stays Connected During VMotion
When an administrator is connected to an VMware ESX virtual machine remote console and that VM is migrated with VMotion to another host, the connection seamlessly migrates to the destination host. Hyper-V does not offer this capability. Continue reading
New: vSphere Resource Distribution Chart
vSphere makes it easy for administrators to see which virtual machines in a cluster are using CPU and memory. Continue reading
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Awesome performance through VMware DRS
Today VMware announced that performance gains of nearly 50 percent are achievable by dynamically balancing running virtual machines according to resource demand with VMware DRS. The VMware Performance Team has repeatedly demonstrated how vSphere is the superior platform for your … Continue reading
