I've been tasked with coming up with a bill of materials for an ESX server. It's a bit unconventional in the fact that it can't be a rackable server due to IT insisting we put it in the data center.

With the huge push behind their VMware Infrastructure 3 product, who would have thought that VMware still had time to worry about its legacy server class virtualization product, VMware ESX Server 2.x?

I'm looking to build a single ESXi server (Free Edition for now) for home lab usage. I know the basics of what I'll be getting (Quad-core Ivy Bridge or Haswell / 32GB mem / quad-port NIC), but storage ...

With the huge push behind their VMware Infrastructure 3 product, who would have thought that VMware still had time to worry about its legacy server class virtualization product, VMware ESX Server 2.x?

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VMware this week unveiled the VMware System Builder Program to provide pre-sales technical support, training programs, and marketing tools to its system builder partners, said Geoff Waters, director ...

When the dust settled in the lab after two long months of testing Microsoft’s Hyper-V and VMware’s ESX in the areas of performance, compatibility, management, and security, it all boiled down to two ...