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Replacing VMware vSphere 5 Web Client Server default (self signed) certificate

Yep…I’m the kind of guy that does not like those red bars in IE, and I created this post because

You have your VMware Infrastructure in-place, and is working great, but…what do you do about that annoying certificate message when

I bet everything went great in your VMware infrastructure, until the company hired a junior admin to help you with

VMware vSphere 5 Web Client Server is a web management console for your vCenter infrastructure. Yes, you can configure and

Creating virtual machines was an easy job in previous versions of vCenter, and it’s still is, just a couple of

To be able to create a VMware cluster you need vCenter, and at least two ESX Servers. For this guide

Starting with version 5 VMware Converter can’t be installed any more as a plugin in vCenter, it’s a separate product

Your environment is growing and you can’t monitor or maintain those ESXi servers individually. Every time there is a problem

We all know AD (Active Directory) is to centralize things, but for Windows machines. Well… starting from version 4.1, VMware

You downloaded an evaluation copy of ESX/ESXi and vCenter, but that evaluation has come to an end. The second part