VIDEO: 10 Basics of Linux That Apply to Manage VMware ESX through the Service Console

by David Davis [Published on 23 Feb. 2010 / Last Updated on 21 March 2013]

This video explains 10 basics of Linux that apply to manage Vmware ESX through the Service Console.

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David Davis holds several certifications including VCP5, VCAP-DCA, and CCIE #9369. He has been awarded the VMware vExpert award 3 years running.

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