Geeking Out
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Throughput Testing – Same Hypervisor and VM to VM

Just some weekend testing with two Windows 2012 R2 VM’s on the same Hypervisor and tests to see what throughput can be generated using the Microsoft NTttcp utility…

These are truly science experiments given there is no application that runs with a single IP stream between internal VM’s (such as App to DB) or to external users… By definition, every user connection would be a unique IP stream.

Overall, pretty straight forward to achieve multi gigabit performance out of the box and with more simultaneous streams, the aggregate bandwidth could easily exceed physical wire speed of the server.

The 64KB window is also a worst case scenario and certainly bigger window sizes can assist in improve throughput…

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Introduction, Software
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NSX vSphere 6.1 now GA

What’s New in NSX for vSphere 6.1.0

NSX vSphere 6.1 includes multiple new features as well as operations, consumption, and hardening enhancements…

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Education, VMWorld
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Hands On Labs Updated with 2014 Content

Appears 2014 Hands On Labs content is now online! Enjoy 😉

http://labs.hol.vmware.com

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NSX Multi Hypervisor using vSphere ESXi

There are some great blogs detailing NSX installation and Scott Lowe’s NVP/NSX installation blog is pretty comprehensive, so no need to review all the steps to deploy NSX… The following post covers adding the ESXi Hypervisor to a NSX Multi Hypervisor domain. I do not cover the steps required to add ESXi to OpenStack – that will be a future post…

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NSX Multi Hypervisor and NTP

NTP synchronization across controllers and transport nodes is an important part of NSX operation and is covered in the NSX-MH User Guide.

The following linux command ntpdate -q host-to-verify allows you to validate time offset from the host you run the command from…

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