Monday, March 18, 2013

Free tools for VMware

  1. Veeam Backup & Recovery 6.5 free edition
  2. UniTrends Enterprise Backup Free Edition (Protect 4 VMs For Free) or Unitrends NFR Edition (2 sockets and 2 application-enabled servers FREE)
  3. Trilead VM Explorer Free VMware & Hyper-V backup (max 2 hosts)
  4. NexentaStor Community Edition Free 18Tb ZFS Virtual Storage Appliance
  5. VM Aware Database Performance
  6. vSphere Plugin Wizard 2.0
  7. VMware vCenter Mobile Access (vCMA) is a fully configured and ready to run virtual appliance that is required to manage your datacenter from mobile devices.
  8. VMware Boomerang is a radically simple client application that allows you to use multiple vSphere servers simultaneously
  9. VMware Guest Console (VGC)
  10. Cloud Cleaner
  11. Solarwinds VM to Could Calculator
  12. Onyx proxy between the vSphere Client and the vCenter Server. Monitors the network communication between the two and translates it into an executable PowerShell code.
  13. vCenter XVP Manager and Converter
  14. Veeam ONE Free Edition 24×7 real-time monitoring
  15. RVTools is a windows .NET 2.0 application which uses the VI SDK to display information about your virtual machines and ESX hosts
  16. VMTurbo Real-time monitoring and a library of 32 pre-defined historical reports
  17. vAlarm Free Desktop Tool for Monitoring vCenter Alarms
  18. vSphere 4 Client RDP Plug-in
  19. Xangati for vSphere VMware visibility and troubleshooting tool!
  20. vOPS™ Server Explorer
  21. Powergui Graphical User Interface & Script Editor for Microsoft Windows PowerShell
  22. vGhetto Script Repository
  23. UBERAlign free alignment of Virtual Machine disks (Nickapedia)
  24. Thinware vBackup
  25. PCoIP Log Viewer 2.0
  26. Quest Workspace Assessment Tool
  27. ESXi 5.0 / ESXi 5.1 Host Backup & Restore GUI Utility (PowerCLI based)

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