To get familiar with modified workflows and new features in the vSphere Client, take a look at this series of short videos on YouTube. The home page of vSphere Client is a dashboard that displays resource utilization information (CPU, Memory and Storage), the number of VMs, hosts, a list of objects with critical alerts, and a list of installed plugins that vCenter finds in the environment.Optionally, you can include your email address so that we can reach out to you to follow-up on your feedback. You also have an option to capture a screenshot to include in the feedback, annotate, and obfuscate any private information in the captured screenshot. You can click the icon to send feedback as a free-form text. After you login to the vSphere Client, notice the smile icon on the top right corner. We wanted to make it very easy for you to give us feedback so we included an In-product feedback tool in the vSphere Client.Let’s highlight a couple of features which are available only in the vSphere Client.
This streamlines the user experience and eliminates the need for manual intervention of some deployments.
We redesigned VCHA workflows to combine the Basic and Advanced configuration workflows.Here are some of the areas that have changed significantly. You’ll notice some changes how you work with the vSphere Client compared to earlier clients.
Feature highlightsĪs part of our drive towards tailoring the vSphere Client to serve your needs, we’ve improved workflow usability and overall performance. Read about all the features released in this version of the vSphere Client by visiting Functionality Updates for the vSphere Client site.
We’ve ported all remaining features into the vSphere Client, including Auto Deploy, Host Profiles, VMware vSphere Update Manager (VUM), vCenter High Availability (VCHA), network topology diagrams, overview performance charts, and more. This means that you can manage all aspects of your vSphere environment using the HTML5-based vSphere Client, no need to switch back and forth between the vSphere Client and the vSphere Web Client. We’re pleased to announce that the vSphere Client is now ‘Fully Featured’ in vSphere 6.7 Update 1.