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vCenter Ninja mode

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remzaki

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Need some inputs in doing some ninja moves...
So I'm desperate in using the vCenter, but can't afford to buy its license.

If I install the vCenter in a VM and take a snapshot of a point where all of my configurations were running good. Then, if the Trial mode expires, I could just revert it. Will that work???

Without any violations at some point? Like a ninja in the shadows?
 
Best bet is to script the changes you want, reload vCenter every X days and script those changes back in.
 
The main purpose I ran to using vCenter is to have multiple ESXi Hosts to connect in a common Network. Thats just it. I also got licensing limitations with ESXi that has no vCenter agent included. So right now, I'm losing hope in using the vCenter.

Any suggestions for multiple Hosts to have its network working privately that is legal and free?
 
remzaki said:
The main purpose I ran to using vCenter is to have multiple ESXi Hosts to connect in a common Network. Thats just it. I also got licensing limitations with ESXi that has no vCenter agent included. So right now, I'm losing hope in using the vCenter.

Any suggestions for multiple Hosts to have its network working privately that is legal and free?
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Legal and free don't go together with this.
 
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