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Posted by on Mar 12 2015 in. This article will likely be refreshed throughout Mar 12 2015, so come back and revisit, then hit Ctrl+F5 to refresh, thanks! Here’s my working vSphere 6.0 home lab, with nice FQDN names, full video of method is coming to TinkerTry soon! The day has arrived, awesome! Your chance to get your mitts on the vSphere 6.0 bits, finally!
Arlight already, enough with the exclamation points, here's the link: 1) Optionally configure the speed-up in IE 11 (easiest) My usual 'Start Download Manager' speed boost tip based on IE11 is seen, and it's gotten even easier: just add vmware.com to your IE 11 'Compatibility View settings', reload the page, and you'll be presented with the VMware-blessed ( Down Load Manager) option for much faster downloads, especially if you have those files downloading at simultaneously. Any questions you may have are likely answered by watching the short video below. When you get to the step below where you choose 'Start Download Manager' button, if you don't see the Akamai Download Manager come up, the highest speeds you'll likely get are around 20Mbps, no matter how fast your internet connection is. For my home network, I'm blessed with a, but I only get close to that when using Akamai Download Manager, seen briefly (exactly 1 year ago today), where I obtained a pretty impressive 170Mbps with 3 concurrent files. Today's download of vSphere 6.0 saw a pretty smooth 38Mbps, using all the same gear, perhaps we're all taxing even Akamai just a bit.
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You'll see exactly how I did it, right here. Note that the Download Manager does a CRC check once it's downloaded, ensuring file integrity. If you use Chrome or Firefox and the usual 'Manually download' buttons, depending upon circumstances, it may fast enough to grab your 3.4GB of bits. Either way, the usual 'My VMware' login will be required. 2) Kick off the downloads by clicking on this link below, authenticating with your My VMware credentials FYI, there's also the new that grabs the entire suite, it's a service that runs with your browser pointed to, but it seems to grab more than you need, and doesn't seem to go beyond 20Mbps maximum, prolonging download times. If you have a paid vSphere license under subscription, use this link instead: download 3 components needed to get started with VMware vSphere 6 homelab It's best to sifting through the downloads (pictured at right) and use the 'Start Download Manager' button (described above) which aren't simple URLs I can share. Note, VMware sometimes calls the VCSA download Download vCenter Server for Linux.
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