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First impression of the PXE Manager for vSphere

VMware Fling – PXE Manager for vSphere

VMware Fling

I just fiddled somewhat with the new fling from the VMware site: the VMware PXE Manager for vSphere.
And if you ask me, it’s not just a ‘fling’, but it is really, really useful. It’s easy to install and easy to use.

PXE Manager for vCenter enables ESXi host state (firmware) management and provisioning.

PXE Manager features:

I was amazed by the ease of the whole process. The setup took care of all the items that needed to be installed. After creating a build in the repository and creating a host under Stateless Hosts I deployed my first ESX host from PXE Manager.

 

 

 

 

 

Visit http://labs.vmware.com/flings/pxe-manager for the download, installation instructions and a demo on installing a stateless ESXi server.

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