VMware vCenter Server 5 Standard VCS5-STD-C プリント
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VCS5-STD-C
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VMware vCenter Server
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Dynamic resource allocation to ensure SLAs – vCenter Server
continuously monitors utilization across resource pools with
vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS), which
intelligently migrates virtual machines across hosts without
causing downtime or affecting service-level agreements (SLAs).
The result is a self-managing, highly optimized and efficient IT
environment with built-in load balancing.
continuously monitors utilization across resource pools with
vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS), which
intelligently migrates virtual machines across hosts without
causing downtime or affecting service-level agreements (SLAs).
The result is a self-managing, highly optimized and efficient IT
environment with built-in load balancing.
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Workflow automation – vCenter Server includes VMware
vCenter Orchestrator, a powerful orchestration engine that
simplifies management. Administrators can automate more
than 800 tasks by using out-of-the-box workflows or by
assembling workflows using a drag-and-drop interface.
vCenter Orchestrator, a powerful orchestration engine that
simplifies management. Administrators can automate more
than 800 tasks by using out-of-the-box workflows or by
assembling workflows using a drag-and-drop interface.
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vCenter Server availability – A service management console
displays the health of vCenter components, allowing
administrators to quickly identify and correct problems in the
management infrastructure. VMware vCenter Server Heartbeat
(licensed separately) provides additional availability with deep
awareness of all vCenter Server components, enabling failover
of the management server and database to a standby server
over the LAN or WAN.
displays the health of vCenter components, allowing
administrators to quickly identify and correct problems in the
management infrastructure. VMware vCenter Server Heartbeat
(licensed separately) provides additional availability with deep
awareness of all vCenter Server components, enabling failover
of the management server and database to a standby server
over the LAN or WAN.
Scalability and Extensibility
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Large-scale management – vCenter Server is a 64-bit solution
that can handle the largest IT environments. A single instance
of vCenter Server manages up to 1,000 hosts and 10,000
virtual machines. In linked mode, administrators can manage
up to 3,000 hosts and 30,000 virtual machines across
10 vCenter Server instances from a single console.
that can handle the largest IT environments. A single instance
of vCenter Server manages up to 1,000 hosts and 10,000
virtual machines. In linked mode, administrators can manage
up to 3,000 hosts and 30,000 virtual machines across
10 vCenter Server instances from a single console.
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Open architecture – vCenter APIs and a .NET extension enable
integration between vCenter Server and other tools, and
support customized plug-ins to the vSphere Client. This
protects an organization’s investments and provides freedom
of choice in managing the IT environment.
integration between vCenter Server and other tools, and
support customized plug-ins to the vSphere Client. This
protects an organization’s investments and provides freedom
of choice in managing the IT environment.
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requirements, refer to the vCenter Server documentation.
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To access vCenter Server, administrators can use the vSphere
Client on any Windows PC, or they can use the vSphere Web
Client remotely from any Web browser.
Client on any Windows PC, or they can use the vSphere Web
Client remotely from any Web browser.
Roles and permissions are replicated across management
servers, enabling administrators to manage multiple instances
of vCenter Server from one console. A search engine makes
it possible to quickly find virtual machines, hosts or other
inventory objects located anywhere in the enterprise.
servers, enabling administrators to manage multiple instances
of vCenter Server from one console. A search engine makes
it possible to quickly find virtual machines, hosts or other
inventory objects located anywhere in the enterprise.
Key Features
Centralized Control and Deep Visibility
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Remote access from anywhere – With the vSphere Web Client,
administrators can manage the essential functions of vSphere
from any browser anywhere in the world.
administrators can manage the essential functions of vSphere
from any browser anywhere in the world.
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Real-time monitoring of dynamic virtual elements – vCenter
Server has deep awareness of all virtual elements and related
physical components, including server hardware, shared
storage and networking. Event and alarm triggers make it easy
to monitor the environment and to diagnose and troubleshoot
issues. Administrators can visualize the relationships between
physical servers, virtual machines, networks and storage by
using dynamic topology maps that verify correct configuration
of vSphere. vCenter Server monitors performance and
availability of virtual machines and other virtual elements, such
as resource pools, with detailed statistics and graphs that can
be viewed in real time.
Server has deep awareness of all virtual elements and related
physical components, including server hardware, shared
storage and networking. Event and alarm triggers make it easy
to monitor the environment and to diagnose and troubleshoot
issues. Administrators can visualize the relationships between
physical servers, virtual machines, networks and storage by
using dynamic topology maps that verify correct configuration
of vSphere. vCenter Server monitors performance and
availability of virtual machines and other virtual elements, such
as resource pools, with detailed statistics and graphs that can
be viewed in real time.
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Customizable alarm triggers – vCenter Server can generate
automated notifications and alerts and can trigger automated
workflows to remedy and prevent problems.
automated notifications and alerts and can trigger automated
workflows to remedy and prevent problems.
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Simplified navigation and inventory search – A global search
function provides access to the entire inventory of vCenter
Server instances, including virtual machines, hosts, datastores
and networks, from anywhere within vCenter Server. An
improved user interface simplifies navigation.
function provides access to the entire inventory of vCenter
Server instances, including virtual machines, hosts, datastores
and networks, from anywhere within vCenter Server. An
improved user interface simplifies navigation.
Proactive Management of vSphere Environments
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Rapid provisioning and simplified patch management –
Administrators can create new virtual machines or hosts in
minutes using a wizard or template to minimize errors and
downtime with configuration standards. Using vSphere Update
Manager, administrators can easily patch virtual machines and
hosts. The host profiles feature makes it easy to standardize
and validate host configuration.
Administrators can create new virtual machines or hosts in
minutes using a wizard or template to minimize errors and
downtime with configuration standards. Using vSphere Update
Manager, administrators can easily patch virtual machines and
hosts. The host profiles feature makes it easy to standardize
and validate host configuration.