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VMware announced that the
C# client will not be availiable in all new vSphere releases.
The Web Client will come for everyone of you.
The Web Client will be based on HTML 5 (*yeah*)
Some days ago the update of the HTML5 Web Client was released (1.6.0).
https://labs.vmware.com/flings/vsphere-html5-web-client
Severall new features and Improvements are waiting for you to test.
Two ways to install are possible (fresh install/update)
Some days ago the update of the HTML5 Web Client was released.
https://labs.vmware.com/flings/vsphere-html5-web-client
Severall new features and Improvements are waiting for you to test.
Two ways to install are possible (fresh install/update)
A few days ago a new Fling was released – The vSphere HTML5 Web Client.
I think one of the things many administrators, technical consultants,… were waiting for (no, praying for).
I wrote down the few steps install the Web Client in connected with a vCenter Server Appliance (vCSA) and some functional details.
Since 2013 I am using Citrix Netscaler both at work and for my homelab. At work we have Netscaler SDX which have much power and throughput. For my homelab I am using the free Netscaler VPX with a maximum throughput of 5Mbps. @MarcHuppert gave me a hint to checkout the LoadBalancer from KEMP technologies. In the free community version of VLM you get 20Mbps throughput which would be enough for homelabs and testing in production.
It was easy to install the appliance and the initial configuration was done in minutes. In the next days I will post how to add virtual services and content switching.
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