Plain Virtualization

Early this morning 11th Dec 2021, SGT, VMware has release a security advisory announcement for  VMSA-2021-0028 regarding a critical vulnerability in Apache Log4j identified by CVE-2021-44228 with a CVSSv3 full score rating of 10. Immediately, VMware has worked on several of the affected products that are affected with workaround or patches. As this is a full score rating, we likely to see VMware update workaround at least and release patches in the next few days. Do check back the page to see more updates. Do note that this is not a vulnerability specific to VMware. This is an Apache vulnerability. It is affecting all solutions that uses Apache. So do check out your environment and ensure all solutions used in your environment that do contain Apache Log4j is worked on. A FAQ site is also release for those with questions regarding this. If you are not aware do subscribe to VMware Security Advisory.

Here is a diagram of my home lab which I have done up. All machines are VMs other than the main ESX server is a physical. I will put up my specification used for my ESXi server at home in another post. This took me a few months as I was busy with work, exams and lots of other testing to have this working. I must admit I do not have a good network backup ground which was also one of the big reason I have a problem with Vyatta router setup. I have 3 LUNs on my ESXi server namely a 1 x 160GB, 2x 500GB. All 3 are sata hdd. Here we will not go through the setup for the vSphere environment which I believe if you are reading this you would know how to do it. We will start with View 4.6 setup straight away. A few guides that got me to successfully implement my View environment are as below: a step by step installation was helpful http://paulslager.com Kendrick provide me the idea how the event database is configured. http://kendrickcoleman.com/index.php?/Tech-Blog/configurin...