Thanks for the comment. I was starting to think no-one was listening
Absolutely. Networking and Storage will be done in the next version, and I'll definately include the basics of esxcfg-vswitch and esxcfg-vswif. If I've got the space I'd like to include a bit on what to do if your service console is trashed, i.e. delete and recreate.
However, I want to avoid it just being a command-line reference guide though. This is really meant to help the average user. If it can be done in VCI then I won't bother.
I am thinking about an additional guide for the new Remote CLI appliance for 3.5, which would detail all the commands available there. These are a subset of the full blown ESX Service Console commands, but cover the interesting ones. There's a listing on Eric Sloof's blog here
Forbes Guthrie
http://www.vmreference.com
At last. Version 0.9 is online.
I consider this to be pretty much "feature complete". I just need help
to tell me if you think there is anything inaccurate, missing or out-of
date. I will tidy up the general formatting in the meantime, but please
let me know what you all think. Once I've released version 1.0 sometime
later this week or next, I won't update it very often. So if you think
it can be improved then speak now!
I'm already thinking about what to do for the 3i guide, but I leave for
Vancouver at the end of next week, so things might slow for a few
weeks. Hopefully my next job will involve lots of VMware work again, so I can continue to create similar guides. Let me know if you have any advice here
Forbes Guthrie
http://www.vmreference.com
I consider this to be pretty much "feature complete". I just need help
to tell me if you think there is anything inaccurate, missing or out-of
date. I will tidy up the general formatting in the meantime, but please
let me know what you all think. Once I've released version 1.0 sometime
later this week or next, I won't update it very often. So if you think
it can be improved then speak now!
I'm already thinking about what to do for the 3i guide, but I leave for
Vancouver at the end of next week, so things might slow for a few
weeks. Hopefully my next job will involve lots of VMware work again, so I can continue to create similar guides. Let me know if you have any advice here
Forbes Guthrie
http://www.vmreference.com
