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Spam Filter: The spam filter can get a bit ahead of itself. If you make a post and then can't find it, it might have been snatched away. Please and we'll pull it back in. As others have said, this can be achieved through an ELA, but buyer beware: If you're under an ELA, its very likely your next support renewal is tied to an honest report of your licensing consumption. Be sure you are adjusting your budgeting accordingly and don't think that you've got free reign to deploy as much as you want without consequences. The nice part right now is, if you need capacity go for it, just be ready to swallow a big pill if you haven't consolidated back down to what you budgeted for.
It certainly sounds unusual to me. I work with a service provider who is a VMware partner, so we report usage to VMware for our public cloud environment and payment is on a monthly basis, and VMware thus allows us to run an Unlimited number of vSphere hosts and CPU sockets; whatever is necessary for the environment. Even under these circumstances, we don't get a license key with 'Unlimited VMs' or 'Unlimited CPUs'.
Every individual license key has some limit. It may be a very high limit, but the only key I ever saw that said 'Unlimited' was a key that was for temporary use and had an explicit expiration date attached to the key. VSphere for Enterprise virtualization is licensed by CPU sockets, not by number of virtual machines, And the only vSphere edition licensed by a number of virtual machines is Desktop edition (vSphere for VMware View: Permissible for VDI ONLY, no servers permissible!) So I would say; get your My VMware portal setup. DONT USE THE KEYS.
Let's say forget you even have them (If you cannot find them in the VMware portal), And contact VMware to tell them you need to get the keys for your entitlements re-issued, because you can't seem to find them and the former Administrator lost the keys, so you can complete the upgrade. Or contact your company being acquired management to have the Superuser role transferred to you for the VMware contracts.
You mentioned that it's originating with an acquired company. I obviously have no idea about your location, legal framework, and internal procedures, but it's entirely possible that you may have also acquired legal liability for any intangible assets such as licenses or lack thereof.
I think that before taking the plunge and going to VMware with this you should at least consider talking to your legal department first. If that key is not legitimate, there is the risk that you could expose the company to litigation, and going over their heads might not be particularly wise. After all, that's what they're there for. At the very least listen to the advice posted by other people here and check on the My VMware licensing portal using the acquired company credentials. Even if you don't find the key there it's still possible that it's legitimate (after all, the license isn't the key, it's the legal agreement, there'll be documentation on that somewhere) but at least you'll have done due diligence.
Especially if you didn't use it. Certainly check with VMware before going ham sammich using it, but more than likely, it is legit. You just need to find out in what way you need to meet the requirements as set forth in the agreement of the use of the key. On another note, I work for an Enterprise level service provider, partnered with VMware, and have several versions whose keys are listed as 'unlimited cores per CPU'. I report on these monthly, as part of vCAN (VSPP) to determine the price per month paid within a given point based system.
Hi, I am going to start preparing for CCIE R&S V5 so I would like to know how to install VIRL into my windows 8.1 laptop. Well as I had googled too for the same and found we need to install VMware player first, then we can go ahead for VIRL therefore I have downloaded VMware player free trial version. I would like to know VMware player free trial version would be feasible platform for installing VIRL or do I need to install something else. Can I get VIRL free version or Beta version or any link from where I can download full version without paying any cost. Hi, I am going to start preparing for CCIE R&S V5 so I would like to know how to install VIRL into my windows 8.1 laptop.
Well as I had googled too for the same and found we need to install VMware player first, then we can go ahead for VIRL therefore I have downloaded VMware player free trial version. I would like to know VMware player free trial version would be feasible platform for installing VIRL or do I need to install something else. Can I get VIRL free version or Beta version or any link from where I can download full version without paying any cost. The installation process explained.