Playing with the next version of ESX a fair amount… Max number of NFS mounts in vSphere is up to 64 from the 32 max in ESX 3.5
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Hi Chad,
Thanks for the nuggets of info re: vSphere.. I have not had a chance to play with the beta yet so it's great to hear someone else's experiences... we are gearing to have our lab re-freshed with 64-bit hardware to be able to support a vSphere install. Please continue sharing your experiences with the software...
By the way - do you know the official release date? Everybody says it's going to he H2 '09 - are we talking July?
Posted by: Paul Wegiel | March 30, 2009 at 01:53 PM
Thanks Paul - will post more as soon as I get a chance. I hate to be a doink, but I do know the target date, but can't talk about it of course.
Posted by: Chad Sakac | March 30, 2009 at 01:56 PM