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Month: January 2019

Building a 2 node vSAN cluster with vSAN witness appliance

January 19, 2019 chris

Today I’m going to talk about setting up a 2 node vSAN witness homelab. Homelabs are important for anyone wanting…

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Posted in: VMware, vSAN Filed under: homelab, supermicro, vmware, vsan

Becoming VCP certified and how to bypass the course requirement

January 11, 2019 chris

*** This is no longer applicable *** I’ve always had a desire to become VCP certified in the DCV track,…

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Posted in: Certification, VMware Filed under: vmware vcp nsx vcp6.5-dvc vcp6-nv cisco ccna ccnp ccie

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