- #Vsphere data protection 6.0 serial#
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VSphere 6.0 introduces a new virtual machine compatibility level with support for several new features such as 128 vCPUs, 4TB of RAM, hot-add RAM enhancements to vNUMA, WDDM 1.1 GDI acceleration, USB 3.0 xHCI controller, and several enhancements to serial and parallel ports. This enables designers, engineers, and architects to work remotely. vDGA is highly recommended for dedicated one-to-one GPU mapping and workstation-equivalent performance without the need for a workstation. NVIDIA GRID with Horizon Virtual Dedicated Graphics Acceleration (vDGA) is ideal for 3D graphics-intensive applications. Horizon with NVIDIA GRID vGPU™ enables geographically separated organizations to run graphics-intensive applications with 3D at scale. NVIDIA GRID delivers a graphics experience that is equivalent to dedicated hardware when using VMware Horizon. Flexible Lockdown modes has also been introduced with a “normal lockdown mode” where the DCUI is not stopped and users on the DCUI Access list can access DCUI, and a “strict lockdown mode” where DCUI is stopped completely. As well as improved ESXI logs and better audit trail of actions that were run on a vCenter Server instance that conducted corresponding tasks on the ESXi hosts. There are new improvements for Account Lockout, Password Complexity Rules available in ESXi Host Advance System Settings. ESXi 6.0 centralizes Account Management using a vCenter Server system and offers new ESXCLI commands. New ESXi security enhancements have not been over looked with the release of 6.0. This improvement enables greater consolidation ratios, more efficient use of VMware vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (vSphere DRS), and fewer need for clusters that must be separately managed due to previous scaling limitations. VSphere Hypervisor 6.0 clusters can scale to as many as 64 hosts, and support 8,000 virtual machines in a single cluster. VMware has dramatically increased the scalability of the Hypervisor platform with the release of ESXi 6.0.
#Vsphere data protection 6.0 upgrade#
vSphere 6.0 has been released since March 2015 and if you are still running 5.1 or 5.5 perhaps these features may convince you that the push to upgrade will be well worth it in the end. This web site uses cookies for web analytics.VMware vSphere 6.0 contains many enhancements to VMware vSphere Hypervisor, VMware virtual machines, VMware vCenter Server™, virtual storage, and virtual networking.
#Vsphere data protection 6.0 archive#
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#Vsphere data protection 6.0 code#
Marc Strobel aka phroxvs from HvS-Consulting reported the password disclosure vulnerability.Ī local user can obtain passwords on the target system.Ī remote user can execute arbitrary code on the target system. Tim Roberts, Arthur Chilipweli, and Kelly Correll from NTT Security reported the deserialization vulnerability. A local user can obtain plaintext credentials. The system stores vCenter Server credentials using reversible encryption. A remote user can execute arbitrary code on the target system.Ī remote user can send specially crafted data to trigger a Java deserialization error and execute arbitrary code on the target system.
A local user can obtain passwords on the target system. Two vulnerabilities were reported in VMware vSphere Data Protection. Impact: Disclosure of authentication information, Execution of arbitrary code via network, User access via network VMware vSphere Data Protection Java Deserialization Error Lets Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code and Password Encryption Method Lets Local Users Obtain Plaintext PasswordsĬVE Reference: CVE-2017-4914, CVE-2017-4917 (Links to External Site) Home | View Topics | Search | Contact Us |
VMware vSphere Data Protection Java Deserialization Error Lets Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Code and Password Encryption Method Lets Local Users Obtain Plaintext Passwords - SecurityTracker
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