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Module 3
3-5
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Learner Objectives
By the end of this lesson, you should be able to meet the following
objectives:
• Identify the files that make up a virtual machine
• Compare virtual machine hardware version 11 to other versions
• Describe the elements of a virtual machine
• View the console of a virtual machine
Up to
4 TB of RAM
15 Devices
per Adapter
Up to 128 vCPUs
Enhanced NUMA feature Hot-add local memory is distributed across all NUMA nodes.
Support for Windows 2000 and later, Linux kernels 2.4 and later,
Guest authentication
and Solaris operating systems.
HGFS shared folder feature Number of reboots is reduced by installing VMware Tools™.
Hardware version 11 virtual machines can support up to 128
Increased vCPU capacity
virtual CPUs.
Hardware version 11 virtual machines support up to 4 TB of
Increased RAM capacity
RAM.
Increased serial port Hardware version 11 virtual machines can be configured
configuration with up to 32 serial ports.
USB 3.0:
• Smart-card readers
Floppy drive:
• Connect a virtual machine to
a floppy drive or a floppy image.
Generic SCSI devices:
• A virtual machine can be
connected to additional SCSI
adapters.
vGPUs:
• Enable a virtual machine to use
GPUs on the physical host for
high-computation activities.
vSphere Client
3-20
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Learner Objectives
By the end of this lesson, you should be able to meet the following
objectives:
• Create, provision, and remove a virtual machine
• Compare and contrast the types of virtual disk provisioning
• Explain the importance of VMware Tools
• Describe how to import a virtual appliance OVF template
• Discuss how to use VMware vCloud® Air™ to create a virtual machine from a
template
vSphere Web
Client