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# Networking for VMWare Administrators (Vmware Press Technology)

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Review: Perfect Guide to Networking for VMware Administrators from the Server World - This is a fantastic book for VMware administrators who need to get a better handle on networking. Chris Wahl and Steve Pantrol do a great job unpacking the networking world where it intersects with virtualization. Coming from someone with a considerable background in VMware administration, I don't fancy myself much a network administrator, but it was clear that I had a pretty good handle on things after I went through a few chapters. What is great about the book is that it will certainly fill in the gaps for anyone who comes from a server administration role and who is trying to pickup the necessary networking concepts needed to be successful with VMware. The book is very well written and easy to follow. The concepts are presented and explained well. As with anyone who has ever met Chris Wahl or read any of this posts online, his humor comes through and it makes the book enjoyable to read. The beginning of the book starts at the beginning and while this may be remedial to many users, I'm sure its needed for others. The authors have done an admirable job recapping the basics of networking and a historical view of how we get to where we are. The middle of the book contains a great deal of good stuff about standard and distributed vSwitches and how VMware translates the physical network world into vSphere. It includes everything needed to truly understand the intersection of the networking world with vSphere. The lab scenario is also a fantastic resource since a home lab environment may be the first time many VMware administrators are left alone to design their own networking - since many will have the assistance of dedicated networking staff to augment their knowledge in their daily jobs.
Review: Four Stars - Good reference.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,175,961 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #791 in Computer Operating Systems (Books) #1,428 in Computer Network Administration #1,458 in Computer Networking (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 81 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect Guide to Networking for VMware Administrators from the Server World
*by P***S on April 29, 2015*

This is a fantastic book for VMware administrators who need to get a better handle on networking. Chris Wahl and Steve Pantrol do a great job unpacking the networking world where it intersects with virtualization. Coming from someone with a considerable background in VMware administration, I don't fancy myself much a network administrator, but it was clear that I had a pretty good handle on things after I went through a few chapters. What is great about the book is that it will certainly fill in the gaps for anyone who comes from a server administration role and who is trying to pickup the necessary networking concepts needed to be successful with VMware. The book is very well written and easy to follow. The concepts are presented and explained well. As with anyone who has ever met Chris Wahl or read any of this posts online, his humor comes through and it makes the book enjoyable to read. The beginning of the book starts at the beginning and while this may be remedial to many users, I'm sure its needed for others. The authors have done an admirable job recapping the basics of networking and a historical view of how we get to where we are. The middle of the book contains a great deal of good stuff about standard and distributed vSwitches and how VMware translates the physical network world into vSphere. It includes everything needed to truly understand the intersection of the networking world with vSphere. The lab scenario is also a fantastic resource since a home lab environment may be the first time many VMware administrators are left alone to design their own networking - since many will have the assistance of dedicated networking staff to augment their knowledge in their daily jobs.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Four Stars
*by G***F on May 14, 2016*

Good reference.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It is just that - Networking for VMware Administrators
*by T***K on January 18, 2015*

Networking for VMware Administrators is just that, a detailed explanation of Networking for VMware Administrators. At the start the author details that this “should” be mandatory reading for people who are involved with networking for the VMware environment, this includes the Server Engineers who now have some domain of responsibility in the Network and Network Engineers who need to interface with the Virtualisation Engineers on a regular basis. I found the book set out correctly, crawl, walk, run type progress between the chapters. This is very good, while the book assumes you know a fair amount about virtualisation, it does assume you know very little about networking. Which is good for us who have achieved our CCNAs and let them expire and never touched networking again. If you are looking for an NSX book this is not for you, it does not contain NSX and wouldn’t be appropriate for the target audience. All over I liked this book helpful a great prep to improve my own vSphere environments. I will be reading any further books the authors have put out. From my quick search on Amazon this is the first book these guys have come out with, great job guys!! Criticism A little repetitive at times, laying foundations each scenario, easy to ignore information when presented this format. However I fully acknowledge the all people learn differently and someone may benefit from this where I did not.

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