Difference ESXi vCenter Server and vSphere

In this video we describe and present the difference between ESXi, vCenter Server and vSphere.

[@KoradaNageshnagesh]

Very nice video and good informative you have cleared my confusion......thanks 🙏

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Glad to hear that

[@Siri-hm8vy]

Thank you so so much I can't explain how happy after watching this video i have seen many videos on this topic but no one explain as clearly as you explained here the way you explained it in simple terms really make me understand very well thanks a lot❤. I'm subscribing your channel now

[@gainersmode]

Very simple explanation with a demo - At certain cases we can call host here as vHost ratherthan calling ESXi , when it provides services, then probably a different name like server required. An important thing here to understand how a common hardware is referred as vCenter server and ESXi host.

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Thank you for your comment with more information.

[@leelengchuan1]

one of the best video around, short and straight to the point, this video deserve much more views.

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Glad you liked it, thank you for your comment

[@abhishekkhatana1363]

Loved the presentation style, Simple and concise to the point.

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@midnightmusing_]

Great content and very straightforward. Thanks a ton! :)

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Glad it was helpful!

[@user-uk4du3cb4v]

best video for understanding ESXI,VSPHERE,VCENTER

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Thank you for your comment

[@saipraveenkumar419]

straight and upto the point.
Great content.
Appreciate your efforts 💯

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Than you for your comment

[@BA-vu5br]

clearly and straightforward explained. Thank you

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@anjalianju7854]

One of the best explanation. Thank you sir

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Thanks and welcome

[@supriyochatterjee4095]

Best explanations, awesome technical videos on VMWARE, keep making more and upload all kinds of technical concepts and technical troubleshooting scenarios for VMWARE VSPHERE, ESXI, NSX and everything related to VMWARE

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@genevekoffi6961]

Thank you for such a wonderful explanation.

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@eren__morwen5947]

Amazing video, truly perfect. thank you

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@deepaksky]

Great video brother , simply and nicely explained.

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Much appreciated

[@FactPlosion]

This is very usefull for me, Thanks a lot!!!

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@ayoushsrivastav2298]

Great video 💯

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Thanks 💯

[@wordstation]

great content. clearly presented. thank you.

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@lathesh2454]

Wonderful Bro , Supperb!!! Thanks you so much for the very good clarity ..

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@ariarivazhagan2953]

Wonderful amazing clear presentation. And what are the basic hardware configuration of installation of Esxi machine for practice

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

I am using 16GM RAM and core i7

[@EngineerSanju]

this video is helping me allots

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Glad it is helpful

[@HoBrian]

very clear. thanks!

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@itsmendyou]

great video!

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@harsha56717]

wonderfull explanatiom respect

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@kaidjohardudhiawala2549]

Superb keep up the good work

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@Turkzadaa]

very much cleared

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@danielemmanuel5823]

Thank you very much

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@jorgeallenadajar4049]

thank you and kindly improve more about the voice sounds, sometimes low and sometimes high

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

You are right and I will try to improve it, thanks for your suggestion

[@haricharanvalleru4411]

very helpful video

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@prozied3170]

Thanks a lot

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Happy to help

[@michaelpietrzak2067]

Nice video!

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@jonathansavic8890]

Thanks!!

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

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[@yatorgodwin7564]

Thanks 😊🙏🙏

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Thank you too

[@user-ce5oy5id9w]

Thanks bro

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Any time

[@makeithome5263]

So a server that has dual CPUs, it needs two licenses of ESXi? Does that mean using 2 free versions wont work on a dual CPU server?

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Thank you for your comment. I think, VMware's licensing model for ESXi is based on the number of physical processors (CPUs) in the host. However, it's always good to check with them about licensing.

[@msolvedtech]

That's really good. What is the good practice for the Data Centre? Where should Install my DC1, DC2, File Server? I am not sure if I should install it on real physical or VM. Kindly demonstrate

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

I think, this all depends on policy decision of the organization where you are working.

[@msolvedtech]

Can you advise?@@GDNetworkingNewbie

[@AsadNaqviOfficial]

How to get vsphare client credentials ?
How you run that actually

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

Register yourself on VMware site

[@newsnetworkz]

Hello Thank you, would you like to share the slides?

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

I am trying to collect them all and share it on my website

[@Honest-Guy]

why we have more than vSphere ?

[@GDNetworkingNewbie]

I'm sorry, honestly, I didn't understand your question.

[@Honest-Guy]

@@GDNetworkingNewbie in the first picture why we have more than one vSphere?