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VMWare Question

Daniel333

Hey guys,

Hanging out at VMWorld since last Friday. Overheard a guy talking about this, any reason you can think of changing the way the ports bind?

VMware KB: Choosing a port binding type

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Essendon

I believe you could startup VM's even if virtual center was down if you used ephemeral port binding. Apart from this, I'd stick with static as ephemeral port binding may lead to oversubscription and the binding is lost through a power cycle.

Read this article yesterday > Port Binding with vSphere 5 - The Foglite

dave330i

Essendon wrote: »

I believe you could startup VM's even if virtual center was down if you used ephemeral port binding. Apart from this, I'd stick with static as ephemeral port binding may lead to oversubscription and the binding is lost through a power cycle.

Read this article yesterday > Port Binding with vSphere 5 - The Foglite

What he said. Critical infrastructure VMs (DC, DNS, DHCP, vCenter, etc) should be ephemeral. All others should be static.

SteveLord

Are you a SF native? The other 3 of us (that did meet up) would have liked a tour guide.

Daniel333

I guess I am native. From the East Bay actually. My gym is on one side of the Moscone center, and my job on the other side. But I BART in from the east bay.

Not sure I would be a good guide, I HATE San Francisco. Crowds, the homeless, the grime, the crime and the costs. Ugh.

JBrown

Steve, we dont need a local as our touro guide, they dont know SF as well a we do. Just pour us some vodka and we are good to go for a touro of Metropolis

jokes aside, we would not mind some kind of show and tell of Golden Gates and Fisher's Wharf.

SteveLord wrote: »

Are you a SF native? The other 3 of us (that did meet up) would have liked a tour guide.