Ref: VMware vSphere Configuration Maximums ( Link)įor Configuration Maximums of other products and solutions, like vCenter Server, vSAN, vCloud Directors, please read my next blogs. That’s why before taking any decision please check the hardware compatibility. But It can be affected by other factors, such as hardware dependencies. So let's see what we'll find by looking through the SSH. There are two ways to check it on VMware ESXi, and it can be done through SSH (possibly also through PowerCLI, but I'm not an expert). The above limits are tested, recommended and fully supported by VMware. I was looking on checking somehow the S.M.A.R.T values. the physical adapter to back the passthrough virtual machine adapter. Virtual network switch creation ports per standard switch BEFORE updating your VMware ESXi 6.7, consult this K74921042 solution article. Maximum active ports per host (VDS and VSS) Total virtual network switch ports per host (VDS and VSS ESXi Networking ParametersĬombination of 10Gb and 1Gb ethernet ports Number of paths to a LUN (software+hardware iSCSI)īelow table represents the maximum supported values of Networking related parameters like the number of NICs, switches, ports etc. Storage related maximum configurations of VMware ESXi are part of below table. Virtual Machine ParametersĮSXi Host maximum represents the top limit of ESXi parameters like maximum CPU Core, logical CPUs, Memory etc. This table shows the maximum limits of Virtual Machine (VM) components like vCPU, vMEM, Virtual Disk, vNIC and Graphic video device memory. Although there are very few chances that we reach this limit still it should be known so that during configure of virtual and physical equipment, we must stay at or below the maximums supported values by VMware vSphere (ESXi maximums). This information is very useful in Solution Designing and Infrastructure Planning phase. In this blog, I am sharing the maximum supported configuration of three recent versions of vSphere – 6.5, 6.0 and 5.5.
VMware Virtual Machine and ESXi Maximums:Įvery product has its limits, and same is applied to VMware vSphere.
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