Don’t know what VMware vSphere High Availability is, or need to know the inner workings. Stick around and we will discuss the Heart Beat Network, Admission control Setting,
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Don’t know what VMware vSphere High Availability is, or need to know the inner workings. Stick around and we will discuss the Heart Beat Network, Admission control Setting,
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Easy way to learn and understand the complex topics……thank you.
Great explanation indeed. When HA is enabled while vSAN is disabled, it uses management network for heartbeat. However as per my understanding it needs shared storage to function correctly. So in that case for HA to work there should be some kind of shared storage configured if not vSAN right?
This one and the DRS video really cleared up a lot of questions I had. Thank you!
Excellent presentation, as usual. @27:48 The vSAN Datastore is not used to store the heartbeat lock file.
Your way of explanation is really good and easy. Request to update more videos related to Troubleshooting of all the Vmware components. Thanks.
You’re the man!
I would love to see another video outlining redundancy techniques in greater detail.
Congrats on getting over 1000 subscribers!
Have you considered doing a deep dive on licensing VMware's features and software? I would greatly appreciate your expertise!
Thank you so much! I read a lot of the Vmware docs on HA but actually having you go through all the options and talking about them helped way more!