"host does not support the virtual hardware version of the virtual machine"
Written by Damian Murdoch
Wednesday, 07 February 2007
Recently I had this error on some virtual machines that I was trying to migrate from ESX 2.x to ESX 3.x via VirtualCenter. Read on for what the problem was and how it was fixed.
ZDnet has a case study on the International law firm Mallesons. Mallesons is one of Australias largest adopters of VMware and has seen itself recover every last cent of its outlay for VMware infrastructure before the project was even finished. You can read the original case study here or read on for more.
ZDnet has a case study on the International law firm Mallesons. Mallesons is one of Australias largest adopters of VMware and has seen itself recover every last cent of its outlay for VMware infrastructure before the project was even finished. You can read the original case study here or read on for more.
Here is an opportunity for a VMware Engineer position in Melbourne. This has been posted on ozvms.com for a recruiting company who is looking for the correct person. If you are interested, read on for more details.
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