Richard Garsthagen over at Run-Virtual.com released a new version of “VMotion Info” and re-branded it to “VMware CPU Host Info”. This new version will help you identify what kind of processors you have in your ESX servers without having to reboot and use the VMware CPU identification boot CD. It will show you if you have VMotion compatible CPU’s. I’m sure this new version will be demoed at the Dutch VMUG event at the 12th of December where Richard will present “VMware - 3rd Party Utilities for VMware” session. He’s also the keynote speaker at this event. I’ll be presenting the “Managing VI3 with PowerShell” session. There are still a few tickets left so if you’re in the neighbourhood, you can sign-up here.
Sunday, November 30. 2008
Richard Garsthagen released “VMware CPU Host Info”
Richard Garsthagen over at Run-Virtual.com released a new version of “VMotion Info” and re-branded it to “VMware CPU Host Info”. This new version will help you identify what kind of processors you have in your ESX servers without having to reboot and use the VMware CPU identification boot CD. It will show you if you have VMotion compatible CPU’s. I’m sure this new version will be demoed at the Dutch VMUG event at the 12th of December where Richard will present “VMware - 3rd Party Utilities for VMware” session. He’s also the keynote speaker at this event. I’ll be presenting the “Managing VI3 with PowerShell” session. There are still a few tickets left so if you’re in the neighbourhood, you can sign-up here.
