VMware vSphere and vCenter 8.0 สาย Infra ห้ามพลาดด้วยประการทัั้งปวง

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A few hours ago, VMware presented the final version of its unique virtualization platform, vSphere. As usual, we receive this unique product directly from VMware and provide you with the original name without any interference.

The main server manufacturers, namely HPE and Dell, both offer their customized version of ESXi at the same time as the VMware version, which is available to you in this post.

The biggest change that VMware emphasizes in this version of the method is the possibility of using DPUs and the vSphere Distributed Services Engine, which rents to your virtual infrastructure a part of the calculations that should normally be the responsibility of your network infrastructure, but due to virtualization, it is on the shoulders of CPUs. Take it off their shoulders. If you are interested in knowing what new features we see in version 8 of this unique product, you can visit this page from the VMware website.

Regarding ESXi, as always, both ISO for new installation and Update Bundle for updating your current version are provided.

There has already been a lot of discussion on the site http://siambit.me/pic/a_bout.gif Offline Bundle and how to install it, so I won't repeat those words and I'll just say that you can use Offline Bundle to https://www.siambit.me/pic/up_date.gif your current ESXi and how to install it is similar to Patches. If you are not familiar with how to install patches, you can refer to my old post and read from there.

In relation to vCenter, Update Bundle is not provided at the moment and considering that we did not see Update Bundle during the Beta phase of this product, so it is very unlikely that it will be provided.

I need to remind you that VMware no longer offers vCenter for Windows Server operating system from version 7, and it is offered only as an Appliance based on Linux, which is VMware vCenter Server Appliance or vCSA for short.

The ISO format is provided to you and it is enough to mount this disk in your operating system and give it the user name and password of your Abuz Hypervisor (which is most likely ESXi) and let it complete the installation.

The second file is the so-called Full Patch or FP, which is provided to you to https://www.siambit.me/pic/up_date.gif your current version. I also explained how to use it in this post .

In addition, if you want to read the Release Notes related to this version of vSphere, you can refer to this page of VMware's official documentation.

Informaton detail:
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VMware vSphere Hypervisor (ESXi ISO) image
Name: VMware-VMvisor-Installer-8.0-20513097.x86_64.iso
File size: 619.13 MB
Build Number: 20513097
MD5: ecfa2f24c2f808c327a8eb83af11272e
SHA1: 2bf5e84ecc3b0e2549b809e6115c48300d588a9b
SHA256: 78b8ee5613019f8d92da2b74fae674707679379803cb7b01b5 26747a849138c1

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VMware vSphere Hypervisor (ESXi) Offline Bundle
Name: VMware-ESXi-8.0-20513097-depot.zip
File size: 632.65 MB
Build Number: 20513097
MD5: daaa85f7d377e0c97b0d416f906c1d4d
SHA1: 6d38a12f552ccb7ae9617a339b68ba381499b761
SHA256: 27b501a74cc7e0975e61670becad613dfe76797ee104e6970d 522bde750d10e

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HPE Custom Image for ESXi 8.0 Install CD
Name: VMware-ESXi-8.0.0-20513097-HPE-800.0.0.10.10.0.41-Oct2022.iso
File size: 647.3 MB
Build Number: 20513097
MD5: 690a48b1a312d058daed0be6c8c42d40
SHA1: 6127e6775b50af221dcfbda88f6ab957f7481184
SHA256: bb12a7c7712a9ad46a9d31639e4bed3da8712a23cbeaf250d0 eff012147f52eb

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HPE Custom Image for ESXi 8.0 Offline Bundle
Name: VMware-ESXi-8.0.0-20513097-HPE-800.0.0.10.10.0.41-Oct2022-depot.zip
File size: 603.92 MB
Build Number: 20513097
MD5: 65d8f528b50da85724a17a9ada2565b0
SHA1: 585a80829922bf7585cd36afe8e13b9284acf89e
SHA256: d84a53c01ff41224879cb7af8613a53f82e61d84d4604a1430 2f41ee20647620

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DellEMC Custom Image for ESXi 8.0 Install CD
Name: VMware-VMvisor-Installer-8.0.0-20513097.x86_64-Dell_Customized-A00.iso
File size: 629.04 MB
Build Number: 20513097
MD5: d33474ee69aa3e3aeb9e2e808683a516
SHA1: e56a31458ad4bb93fe4b28bcffe941440684b793
SHA256: 2d9149277d9addd958395f47ea194d6fa6f2473b97629a3938 15f921dde1fa88

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DellEMC Custom Image for ESXi 8.0 Offline Bundle
Name: VMware-VMvisor-Installer-8.0.0-20513097.x86_64-Dell_Customized-A00.zip
File size: 585.77 MB
Build Number: 20513097
MD5: 5570c28ce561c09786ffedeac73e67e7
SHA1: df7a3d97242b452b3aba3c45299f475687b5f494
SHA256: 508e5fb8e2d5e353b83fdbf66f1847d01445c855232b483708 94913014c5e811

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VMware vCenter Server Appliance
Name: VMware-VCSA-all-8.0.0-20519528.iso
File size: 7.94 GB
Build Number: 20519528
MD5: e961f21e31c144053049053be4681a74
SHA1: 3c2381070a22b34546da7bdcac5812f938a48181
SHA256: 6f9a0691ee649f4e59fd961790d42367cad9bbbc0652070e89 3e209c95d969c5

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Update for vCenter Server 8.0
Name: VMware-vCenter-Server-Appliance-8.0.0.10000-20519528-patch-FP.iso
File size: 5.82 GB
Build Number: 20519528

MD5: 970af9f0052bd838dd1cb4993aacee66
SHA1: 19f8110df8f3fe31c844e14f53f45f48d9a32977

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Screenshot
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ref: https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/202...-platform.html


VMware_vSphere_Enterprise_Plus_and_vCenter_Standar d_8.0.zip
http://www.filecondo.com/dl.php?f=G756911OXdqK

17.41 GB