Here are quick steps to enable CPU virtualization: Let’s assume that you have a BIOS-based PC. Let’s start! Does your hardware support virtualization? But, there are workarounds that I am happy to share with you here. Running a PC-based lab has several drawbacks and limitations.
Yet, everybody who reads this scribbling has a PC! So, why not use it to build a home lab? I know that these guys are often short on resources and do not want to purchase expensive equipment and licenses therefor. Let’s say, you are a blogger or a technical writer who has to write about virtualization, but there was no chance yet to have a deep dive into this topic. This article can be handy for guys who have just started with virtualization or work indirectly with it.
#VMWARE ESXI 6.7 HARDWARE COMPATIBILITY TRIAL#
It is running on ESXi Evaluation since, for my money, 60 days trial period is enough to enjoy vSphere advantages and get used to its quirks.
Well, then what about a free setup? The setup that I use today is conditionally free. And, since it is just your starting point, you may not be ready yet to invest tons of money and time in the lab. More about the scope of this article: What am I going to do here?Īs it comes from the article title, today, I take a closer look at building a minimalistic environment. I hope that both of them will be really handy for you! The next article addresses creating a lab using PC and VMware Workstation 15 Pro.
#VMWARE ESXI 6.7 HARDWARE COMPATIBILITY HOW TO#
In this part, I discuss how to build an ESXi environment using PC and ESXi 6.7 U1. I’ve divided this topic into 2 parts as I am unsure whether you guys like long-reads. The article in which I share my know-how of building a minimalistic lab using… only a PC, switch, and laptop. Those thoughts brought me to the idea of writing this article. It was a bit tough, you know, as vSphere yet was a black box for me. While writing my previous article, I remembered the days when I was only building my first lab.
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