VMware Backup Software Trial Download >>. Dnevnik kontrolya arterialjnogo davleniya i puljsa. Fortunately for today admins, virtualization has matured and there are plenty of free tools to help manage it “in the beginning” that is! Here’s a list of VM Explorer features (see table below): • Multi-Server Management – The graphical user interface of VM Explorer allows to connect to multiple ESX, Linux and FreeBSD servers at the same time in the same interface. • Server to Server fast copy – Allows you to copy files directly (drag&drop) between ESX, Linux and FreeBSD servers at full speed: throughput is only limited by the available network/storage system bandwidth. • ESX to ESX/Windows/Linux/FreeBSD/SAN Backup & Restore – Our unique ESX to any backup feature allows to backup virtual machines to other ESX Servers, Linux or FreeBSD servers.

Of course, virtual machines can also be stored to a SAN (ISCSI or NFS) directly attached to an ESX. Furthermore, backups can also be saved on the Windows machine where the VM Explorer is running. • Support for ESX 3i – VMX version 1.5 includes beta support for the next generation of ESX servers. • File Browser – Browse instantly your ESX/Linux/FreeBSD servers’ file system and copy files from one to the other just by drag & drop. Supports also up- and download to the management station. • Integrated SSH Client – The integrated SSH Terminal Client allows you to configure all your Unix/Linux based Servers trough SSH, all within one software. • Job Scheduler – The integrated job scheduler allows you to perform unattened, periodic backups of your virtual infrastructure.

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• Integrated ESX Snapshot Manager – Create and remove snapshots directly from within VMX. • Dynamic Compression – To make use of slow network links (e.g., for wide-area replication) or to save space on the target system, backups can be dynamically compressed.