Password Protection Policy; When the compliance officer comes calling … hide the VMotion

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Read full story Related News: Password Protection Policy Overview When the compliance officer comes calling … hide the VMotion So for the time being let's set aside some of those pesky security consideration - hypervisor attacks, VM sprawl, etc and focus on VMotion. VMotion is used to move VMs from one ESX Server to another ESX Server while still maintaining uptime (basically the end user has absolutely no idea their backend VM is re-locating to another ESX server). The primary reasoning for this is ESX maintenance. ... #2 of x: Compliance Officer on the floor…HIDE the VMotion! So for the time being let's set aside some of those pesky security consideration - hypervisor attacks, VM sprawl, etc and focus on VMotion. VMotion is used to move VMs from one ESX Server to another ESX Server while still maintaining uptime (basically the end user has absolutely no idea their backend VM is re-locating to another ESX server). The primary reasoning for this is ESX maintenance. ... 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