Vcenter 6.5 Thick Client

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Please and we'll pull it back in. All I want in this fucking life is to add a few datastores to the vsc backup job. 4 fucking clicks on the normal client! But what a joy, you can't use the normal client with vsc anymore and you are forced to the web class client.

Vcenter 6.5 Thick Client Download

30 minutes later it finally logs in and I can access the back up job, click edit and it never opens. 90 long fucking minutes I am trying to do what took 4 clicks on the normal client. I still can't do it, I'm reading commands for the vsc powershell to try and work around the shit web client.

I seriously can't understand how retarded can you be and force your clients to work with a shit web client, The only feature the web client has is a rope to hang myself with EDIT: Thanks for popping my gold fellow hater of shit web clients! Leaps and bounds better than the 5.5 HTML client?

Vcenter 6.5 Thick Client Login

Leaps and bounds better than the fat client? They started pushing us to the new management product LONG before it achieved feature parity, and they still haven't achieved feature parity, YEARS later (while still saying 'We're working on it! The whole thing smacks of mismanagement of resources and quite possibly the worst 'rush to deliver, patch in features later' that I have ever seen. The fact is they're still wallpapering over it means that not only are they unwilling to address the internal problems that lead to these decisions.

And, they've done it well enough that some of us are happily telling the rest of us how lucky we are to be basically beta testers on our production equipment for such an awesome company. Forgive me, but that's just more than I can swallow. The phased/partial rollout of the new HTML5 based vSphere Client is trying to adhere to 'agile' software development philosophies. The intention is two things primarily: 1) provide value to users sooner rather than later, even if it's partial 2) gather customer feedback about those delivered features incrementally, rather than spending X years building something that may be wrong This is a massive change to the way VMware has developed in the past, and this is a very common direction for many software companies nowadays. We can comfortably say that all the customer feedback we've gotten from the Fling has definitely altered our priorities and helped us deliver more value to users. This is why we keep encouraging customers to use the latest versions, including the Fling, so we can get more feedback.

We understand that there is a large segment of the userbase that cannot cover 100% of their time with the vSphere Client in 6.5.0b or the Fling , and that many of those users will choose not to adopt it until it hits 100%. But every user that starts using it now and provides feedback will help.

VCenter 5.5 to 6.5 migration with ELM. I physically can't do my fucking job with the web client. Just bring back the thick client for use in 6.5 like they did.