As I mentioned in this post, we launched VxRail 7.0.0 today (April 28). In order to get the upgrade package, you will need to visit SolVe Online to get the link for the upgrade package. This upgrade package will handle not only upgrading your cluster (check the release notes for upgrade paths if you don't … Continue reading Upgrading to VxRail 7.0.0
Category: VxRail Day 2
VxRail 7.0.0 is out!
Hello, it's definitely been a while. Things in the land of VxRail have been crazy, and I need to challenge myself to keep up to date with the blog. Before you try to upgrade your cluster, in order to get the package, you MUST go to SolVe Online to generate a procedure which will contain … Continue reading VxRail 7.0.0 is out!
VxRail 4.7.300 – VxRail Manager Physical View Now Integrated into vCenter
As I mentioned in my previous post about 4.7.300 being released, one of the things I'm happy to see is the integration of the VxRail Manager physical view into the vCenter HTML5 client. In the past, this used to be a link and launch into another tab. It looked like this: That view would … Continue reading VxRail 4.7.300 – VxRail Manager Physical View Now Integrated into vCenter
VxRail 4.7.110 – Adding a Node with VxRail Manager Plugin – New Feature
As I mentioned in this post, we've added the ability to deploy the cluster using "advanced" host names for your VxRail nodes. This feature was added in 4.7.100 and carries over to when you're adding nodes to a cluster. If you had your cluster installed with advanced host names, you will be required to provide … Continue reading VxRail 4.7.110 – Adding a Node with VxRail Manager Plugin – New Feature
VxRail 4.7.110 – vCenter, now with VxRail Manager inside!
Today is a great day! We released VxRail 4.7.100 code, which is based on vSphere 6.7 EP6, but more importantly, it's also the first version that supports the vCenter plugin. The plugin will allow customers to administer their VxRail clusters without leaving vCenter. In order to first get all the updates, I had to upgrade … Continue reading VxRail 4.7.110 – vCenter, now with VxRail Manager inside!
