VMworld is upon us next week at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. We have a fantastic assortment of sessions from beginner level right up to the very advanced—something for everyone.
Breakout Sessions
As usual, we have a good assortment of networking sessions hosted by ourselves and our partners. I’ve listed the sessions in chronological order (I’m presenting the first two and then I’m done!). Srinivas Neginhal’s “VMware vSphere 4 Networking Deep Dive” (TA2525) is a 90-minute session and is also repeated at Thursday at 4:00pm.
Session ID
Title
Day
Time
Room
TA2105
Virtual Networking Concepts and Best Practices
Tue
11:30am
308
TA2103
Virtual Networking with vSphere 4.0 – What’s New
Wed
11:30am
135
TA2682
Achieving 10+ Gbps File Transfer Throughput Using Virtualization – End-User Case Study (Intel)
Wed
11:30am
132
TA2525
VMware vSphere 4 Networking Deep Dive
Wed
2:30pm (90mins)
120
TA2384
Deploying Cisco Nexus 1000V in a VMware vSphere Environment (Cisco)
Wed
3:00pm
135
TA3105
Long Distance VMotion (VMware, Cisco, EMC)
Wed
4:30pm
135
TA4341
Virtual Network Performance
Thu
11:30am
135
TA3521
Virtual Network Monitoring, Troubleshooting, Security, and Management (Live Demo)
Thu
2:00pm
104
TA3045
Implementing VMware vSphere 4.0 with HP Virtual Connect Flex-10 technology (HP)
Thu
3:00pm
310
TA2525 **
VMware vSphere 4 Networking Deep Dive
Thu
4:00pm (90mins)
120
Sessions are subject to change and sometimes repeated if very popular, so please consult the session catalog for the latest information.
The VMware Booth
We’ll have a network demo pod in the datacenter area of the VMware booth. We’ll be showing our three virtual networking solutions—vNetwork Standard Switch, vNetwork Distributed Switch, and the Cisco Nexus 1000V.
Self Paced Lab
This year we feature a vSphere Virtual Networking Fundamentals course among the Self Paced Lab. Students can configure a vNetwork Standard Switch, a vNetwork Distributed Switch, and a Cisco Nexus 1000V.
