Increasingly businesses and education are seeing the benefits of virtualization for all employees, and I don't mean for servers. When you buy a desktop PC you have an integrated GPU on the processor (physical hardware) but with traditional virtual desktops, graphics are performed by software.
With the roll out of IPv6 we are met still with bugs and challenges. One we have stumbled across is that when you configure a static IPv6 address you still receive a DHCPP as well. It would seem Microsoft have a bug that when you enable a static IP it doesn't turn off the DHCP function.
If you have just replaced your front end SSL cert and now you can't log into ECP or OWA, this is due to the way the private key is stored. Exchange 2013 only supports hashing SHA-1 not SHA-2 on the key.
When installing/upgrading to vCenter 6.5 you may find that not all services start. This can be due to when installing/upgrading, additional local accounts are created by the installer and added to the local security policy as logon as a batch job. If you have a GPO overriding the local system policy, these services will fail to start.
It has been a little bit since I was at HPE discover talking about their StoreVirtual product and I have spoken to others about software defined storage and their thoughts/experiences. Before I go into software defind storage though it seems most people can’t stop talking about dedup, compression and tiering, but one thing that is prevalent - Most of the people I have spoken to really don’t understand what these tech’s do for them apart from save space and how it affects them.
Upgrading VMware vCenter from 5.5 to 6.0 you may get and error in the pre checks: