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Jan 3, 2019 54 min

12 - Virtual Stack - What's new on vRNI 4.0

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Happy new year! On the 12th episode of Virtual Stack Podcast, Martijn (@smitmartijn) and I will be talking about vRealize Network Insight (vRNI) version 4.0. vRNI 4.0 has been released on December 20th and it's full of cool new features and enhancements. This is not a vRNI 101 episode, but in a nutshell, vRNI is VMware's security and network visibility tool that helps customers plan application security and migration, optimise and troubleshoot virtual and physical networks, and manage & scale NSX environments. Hope you enjoy the show. Feel free to share your feedback via Twitter, LinkedIn or virtualstack.tech. Show notes: 05:30 - Why do you need vRNI? Main use cases? 11:40 - New features on vRNI 4.0. 15:15 - VMware Cloud on AWS support. 22:40 - Support for Cisco ACI, ASA, F5 Big-IP, sFlow and more. 29:35 - NSX-T support enhancements. 34:51 - Configuring static/dynamic baselines and thresholds. 38:30 - Scalability, performance and usability enhancements. 43:25 - Upgrade path to vRNI 4.0. 46:40 - PowervRNI and the automation of vRNI. 52:01 - Closing notes, contact info. Links: Guest: Martijn Smit (@smitmartijn) vRNI 4.0 Official VMware Blog Post vRealize Network Insight 4.0 Release Notes vRealize Network Insight 4.0 User Guide PowervRNI on GitHub Martijn's Personal Blog: http://lostdomain.org/, with lots of articles on NSX, vRNI and more.

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