Lab users are provided a dedicated nested VMware environment to use as for an intro to VMware's server virtualization products, ESXi and Virtual Center.

In today's fast-paced digital landscape, managing complex network environments has become a necessity for organizations looking to optimize their infrastructure. VMware, a pioneer in virtualization technologies, offers a powerful solution: the vSphere Distributed Switch (vDS). This advanced networking tool enables seamless management of networking configurations across multiple hosts, streamlining network administration and improving performance. One of the key features of vDS is the ability to create Distributed Port Groups (DPG), which provide a consistent network configuration across multiple hosts within a data center. In this lab, we will take a deep dive into the world of VMware Distributed Switches, guiding you step-by-step on how to create and configure Distributed Port Groups.

VMware Workspace One and VMware SASE are the key components of remote and mobile end user experience. Using these technologies IT can assure that end users devices and their actions are secure. Workspace One provides a zero-trust architecture with continuous verification of endpoint compliance, by allowing only conditional access to applications, and by reducing the attack surface wherever possible. SASE provides network edge security controls like zero-trust network access, cloud access security, web gateway services and more. This simulation lab will walk you through the settings and features of Workspace One UEM, Workspace One Tunnel and SASE.

VMware Workspace One Intelligent Hub (Hub) and the Self Support Portal (SSP) are the key components of VMware's end user experience. Via these tools end users can manage their devices, access and install applications, receive key notifications, conduct people searches, collect logs and more. This simulation will walk you through the settings and features of Workspace One Intelligent Hub and the Self Service Portal.