Working with CA signed certificates in your vSphere environment?

By Duncan Epping, on October 30th, 2012%

Are you working with CA signed certificates in your vSphere environment? You might want to check out these recently published KB articles. They will definitely help understanding the whole process around installing and configuring them. (Thanks Simon for pointing these Continue reading →

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Blocking or allowing traffic when vShield App is down?

By Duncan Epping, on March 19th, 2012%

I did a couple of articles about vShield App a couple of months back. One of them explained how to get around a situation where vShield App would be down, as in this case of traffic would be blocked. Since then I spoke to multiple customers who asked me if it was possible to configure vShield App in such a [...]

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Excluding your vCenter Server from vShield App protection!

By Duncan Epping, on March 17th, 2012%

A while back I posted a hack to exclude your vCenter Server from vShield App protection. I discussed this hack with the vShield team and asked them if it would be possible to add similar functionality to vShield. I was pleasantly surprised when I noticed that they managed to slip it in to vShield App 5.0.1 release. What a quick [...]

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