VMware AppDefense: Extending Least Privilege Security to the Cloud
VMware AppDefense is a new security solution that allows organizations to create least privilege environments around their applications running in virtualized or cloud systems. Watch to see how VMware AppDefense significantly enhances application security when working across clouds.
Highlights from VMworld 2017
At VMworld 2017 VMware welcomed more than 20,000 makers, business people, entrepreneurs, and technologists to Las Vegas for five days of discussion around the latest VMware innovations and news.
VMware Customers: Is Your Cloud Verified?
On September 12, 2017 at VMworld® Europe, VMware announced VMware Cloud™ Verified. This branding will be used by VMware Cloud Provider™ partners who utilize VMware Cloud Infrastructure technologies to provide cloud services to their customers.
Desktop Security with NSX
Most organisations continue to spend most of their security budget on securing their server infrastructure, implementing things like firewalls, intrusion prevention/detection systems and SIEM solutions. The reason for this is that’s where they consider their most prized possession to be, their data. But is that the correct stance? More and more cyber-attacks now start with phishing attacks on end users, using end user devices as the entry point of the attack. In this video we take a look at some typical desktop configurations, their possible vulnerabilities and where we can reduce the chance of attack by employing some simple changes without impacting desktop performance with NSX.
10 tips for reducing insider security threats
Insider threats can pose greater risks to company data than those associated with external attacks. Here are some techniques to help you spot and mitigate them as quickly as possible.
The Beginner’s Guide to managing the NSX Distributed Firewall with Security Policies
In an earlier article, I covered what the basics of the NSX Distributed Firewall allow you to accomplish. Now let’s take a deeper look at those concepts and figure out the best way to apply th…Read More
.We can use the vCenter url using port 5480
Login to the vcenter using root credential
From this page we can check the overall health
We can enable/disable ssh using Access tab
From the network tab we can see the utlizaiton and we can change the network configuration
From the update tab we can check for vCenter appliance updates. If we have updated version DVD,ISO we can mount and check the updates
From Administration tab we can change administrator password. If we want to set password expire period we can use same tab
System Configuration tab we can use to configure syslog server. Using syslog server we can forward all the syslogs to one location
CPU and Memory tab shows us the utilization of memory & cpu
Using database tab we can see all the DB related events, alerts and tasks. Continue reading “how to manage vCetner appliance”
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