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VMWare Book Reviewers
I hope the interest in reviewing Hal’s VMWare book is a sign of general interest. Thanks to all who sent in requests. At this point I think we have all that we need. If you made the cut you’ll get an email with a logon id and additional instructions. Also to clarify a requirement, reviewers will need EITHER ESX or VMWare Server. Not both. The original post may have been a little confusing.
UPDATE #1 Thanks to all the people who have requested a slot. I wish I could use you all but I’ll have to narrow down the list. If you don’t make the cut, I trust you won’t hold it against me. I try to have a cross section of experiences, industries and geography.
UPDATE #2 Invitations have gone out to selected reviewers. I truly appreciate everyone’s interest. If you haven’t received an email by now then know that you are on my alternate list. If reviewers start dropping out I may have to go to the bench. In which case SAPIEN will be in touch.
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Tags: powershell, reviewers, SAPIEN Press, vmware
July 25th, 2008 at 9:53 am
Also might be worth mentioning that if you use VMware Workstation 6.5 (currently in Beta) and have a computer with either Intel VT or AMD-V you can boot ESX within Workstation. Couples nicely with the free ESXi being released next week. See this post for more details: http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-6330
(some hacking required)