Esxi 6 Free Limitations

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May 03, 2018 Other limitations like the 32GB Memory or 2 CPU Socket limit are no longer in place. If you already obtained a free key for ESXi 6.0 or 6.5 and you want to upgrade to 6.7, you can proceed to use the old key. All key are valid for vSphere 6.0, 6.5 and 6.7. Go to VMware vSphere Hypervisor (ESXi) 6.7 Download Page; Login or create an account. VSphere 6.0 released and we are started evaluating the features of our brand new hypervisor with our evaluation license. The evaluation period is 60 days but do you think 60 days is not enough to keep your hands dirty with ESXi 6.0. Know What Features Limitations There Are With The 'Free' Version Of ESXi/vSphere! Have you ever wondered about the FREE version of vSphere and what limitations there are? I have created the below summary of limitations that are associated to the free version. For those using it for a home or test lab, the free.

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I am running an ESXi Vsphere Client Version 6.0.0 but with all the different documentation and changes I have trouble to understand my limitations.From the official documentation I see that my limit for physical CPU should be unlimited but I can only give a VM up to 8 vCPU.

Psychopathy checklist revised pdf. From other sources I read that I have a limit of 2 physical CPU in the free version.I see that the memory limitation is gone, which I am happy about.

Is there any document or anything which gives me actual limitations? It seems that VMware is hiding it a bit ;) , at least I coudln't use google efficently to gather the correct info here.

I am only interested in the Hardware limitations, not the limits for creating failovers etc.

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Those two stats you mention are different; it's 8 virtualised CPUs per VM and 2 physical CPU sockets that they're talking about - not the same thing. BTW if you're going with the free version have a look at THIS great new ESXi add-in that gives you a vCenter-like interface into your host via a web client - it's really new and really useful :)