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Such support policy is definitely unfair. Therefore, VMware haven't solve its own problem that I reported, but considered my support request (paid together with the version upgrade) as "utilized", and obliges me to pay for another support request that will not be guaranteed to be served. I wrote to both of them several days ago, but got no reply. The last staff's message in the first case contains email-addresses of two support officers. I tried to open another support request and got a message that my support request limit is exhausted, and I must purchase additional support opportunity. Since the problem was not resolved at all, I tried to add a reply to the case, but got a message that the case is closed, and cannot be re-opened. But please do not hesitate to contact us whenever you face any kind of issues related to VMware, and as always, it will be a pleasure assisting you. We would keep you posted once we have an update.
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Finally, I got the following message:Īs discussed, we will go ahead and archive this case for you. Then the staff said that they need more time to investigate this issue, I agreed it. The staff asked me for the additional details, I had provided them. I have opened a support request 19092320302, providing all the details I had. The problem is 100% reproducible (I had replaced 15.0 back with 12.5.8 and vice versa). These internal kernel delays cause many audio stream interruptions if short buffering is used.
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I'm using Workstation to debug my kernel-mode audio drivers so real-time performance is quite important for me.
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In February, I tried to upgrade my Workstation Pro 12.5.8 to 15.0 (there was 15.0.2), and immediately noticed much higher internal kernel latency in Windows guests (up to dozens of milliseconds. Should we create the release rules first and then a block rule all or vmware as soon as we create the release rules it automatically blocks the other connections automatically? DNS, AD, and NTP servers must have connectivity to all existing servers. Web application servers can only accept connections on port 80 and 443 of the datacenter network that will have public access to the internet Database servers can only accept connections from application servers on port 1433 All Port Groups need to receive Port Groups B connections for DNS, Active Directory, NTP, and so on.Ī) Port Group F may only allow access to port 1433 for Port Groups C and E ī) Port Group C and E can only allow access to ports 80 and 443 for the Datacenter LAN Network (NAT Public Routing). No Port Group will have outbound restriction, will only have communication receive restriction for some ports and other Port Groups. Port Group F: 10.10.5.0 - Database Servers
Port Group E: 10.10.4.0 - Web Applications Servers B Port Group C: 10.10.3.0 - Web Applications Servers A Port Group B: 10.10.2.0 - Infra-Basic Servers (AD, DNS, etc.) Port Group A: 10.10.1.0 - VMware Host Servers Network E: 10.10.4.0 - Web Applications Servers B Network C: 10.10.3.0 - Web Applications Servers A Network B: 10.10.2.0 - Infra-Basic Servers (AD, DNS, etc.) Network A: 10.10.1.0 - VMware Host Servers Network LAN Datacenter: 192.168.1.1 (Public NAT Routing) We want to configure some locks, but we are unsure what the best setting would be.
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