I am excited to say that my VMware ESX Server video training course is officially available! After creating the popular Microsoft Virtualization and VMware Server & Workstation video series, I have just finished VMware ESX Server. ESX Server is VMware’s Enterprise grade, high-end virtualization product and it is in use by so many companies today.
To create this video training, I spent 3 months researching VMware ESX Server and the Virtual Infrastructure Suite. I made every effort cover the VMware ESX Server applications from all aspects including designing, installing, creating virtual machines, virtual networks, SAN storage, VCB backups, and performance tuning.
- 15+ Hours of instructor led Video training covering VMware ESX Server that you can watch over and over again.
- Master VMware ESX Server and save yourself time and your company money!
- Coverage includes VMware ESX Server configuration, VMware Virtual Infrastructure, VMware Virtual Center, and so much more
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David Davis (CCIE #9369, VCP, CISSP, MCSE) has been in the IT industry for 15+ years. He has authored over 300 articles, 6 video training courses, and co-authored one book. Learn about David's certifications, video courses, and where you can find his content on our
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when r u have a new video out on vmware 4? thanks
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Hi David,
By the way first things first – I really enjoyed your ESX video trainings. Do you by any chance have video training for HP VLS (virtual liabrary system) along with MSA2000 or similar that I can buy from you. if not can you direct me where I can buy it from
Best Regards,
Hi Sammy,
Thanks for your question & complements!
I’m sorry, I don’t have any training on HP VLS but will certainly consider it for the future.
Have a great day,
David