VMware Infrastructure 3.5 beta 2 feature set exposed

August 27, 2007 by virtualization.info Editors

Earlier this month virtualization.info disclosed features included in beta 1 of upcoming Virtual Infrastructure 3.1.0 (aka ESX Server 3.1 & VirtualCenter 2.1).

Later it revealed VMware decided to rename the suite as VMware Infrastructure 3.5.0 (aka ESX Server 3.5 & VirtualCenter 2.5).

Now virtualizaiton.info, thanks to its generous readers, is able to also disclose features included in just started beta 2.

Check the whole list at following links:

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