DISA Suspends $1.6B VMWare RFP Deadline Amid Protests

The Defense Information Systems Agency February 19 suspended indefinitely the deadline for proposals for a company under common license giant VMWare virtualization servers, which would be worth $ 1.6 billion.The request for proposals, grant of maintenance of software and licenses, issued February 9, with applications due by February 17th and final proposals due February 23. But on February 19 DISA released an update for the PP to note that the...

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VCP550D Sample Question : 3

QUESTION 3: A vSphere administrator deleted a vApp from disk. A second administrator needs the virtual machines that were contained in the vApp. What should the first administrator do to make the virtual machines available? A. Recover the virtual machines from backup B. Add the virtual machines back into inventory C. Undelete the vApp D. Recover the virtual machines from Stranded Items Answer:...

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Unisys Brings Cloud Management, VMware Support to Forward Systems

New models of integrated calculation Unisys also use the latest Intel Xeon chip, with enhancements that improves performance and automation. Unisys is making it easier for organizations that exploit the attacker integrated supplier of computing platforms to provide and manage their critical workloads to the business through the cloud and in the structures of the data center environments.Unisys officials are making improvements to the platform...

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VCP550D Sample Question : 2

QUESTION 2: A vSphere administrator is configuring a fully automated DRS cluster and determines that DRS is not balancing virtual machine workloads. What condition could cause this behavior? A. vMotion is not properly configured on the hosts in the cluster. B. HA is not properly configured on the hosts in the cluster. C. The DRS threshold is configured on the most aggressive setting. D. Some of the virtual machines have been disabled from DRS. Answer:...

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VMware Vets Unveil Software Defined Storage Startup, Raise $34M

Springpath, a startup founded by VMware veterans that has been building a software defined storage platform that isn’t tied to any specific hardware, came out of stealth today, announcing $34 million in funding by New Enterprise Associates, Redpoint Ventures, and Sequoia Capital. The Sunnyvale, California-based company operated in stealth mode as Storvisor. Springpath says its storage and data management software provides reliable and scalable...

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