While the whole world is focused on VMworld VMware has snuck two more security advisories out the door, as is PlanetVM.NET’s usual wont they are printed below in full.
New Security advisory regarding VUM
Another Security advisory from VMware today, this time about VMware studio.
VMware have been touting all over twitter today about an issue but not actually informing us what it was, there have been rather cryptic warning about about a Issue with ESX U2 and VDI, now these warning have been going out since early morning UK time and it is now 8pm UK time and finally:
There have been reports that a couple of Microsoft security updates for the month of June are causing some issues with VMware vCenter, the main one is KB 980773 – this is an update to DotNet. While I am in the process of rebuilding my test lab this will be something I will defiantly test out prior to updating our production vCenter server this month. For a little more information of the subject, there is a small discussion going on the VMware forums regarding this issue, this should be a decent source of information until more is discovered later on. http://communities.vmware.com/message/1549225
Recently whilst doing some research on another VMware related topic I came across the name of a new package on my ubuntu 10.04 desktop. It is called vmfs-tools and it caught my attention. read more »
Two of Three.
These were in my mail box on my return from vacation, so as the saying goes better late than never. One of three
After what seems like an age, and with one of the worse kept secrets ever, VMware have finally “officially” announced their new “inbetweener” certifications, As if by magic these Certs. are titled [Drum roll Please}
VMware Certified Advanced Professional – now I bet nobody saw that one coming 
As also expected there are two VCAP certifications.
DataCenter Administration and DataCenter Design.
However what is now is the timelines the DataCenter Administration version becomes active on July 21st with the design exam going live some time in August.
For more information See VMware site
