

Introduction of VMware Cloud with VMware on AWS.Operations should now work against those hosts. Compatibility with some ESXi versions using certain licenses has been improved.Update app logo icon and splash screens.Add missing back button on the login pages.Improve VM console stability on device rotation.Add windows key button in the virtual console keyboard for key combos.Add filtering by severity options for Alarm and Events.The team would be releasing updates with new features regularly, but our main task is to gather feedback so please do not hesitate to reach out to us. This is a technical preview release and as such it only has a limited subset of the intended functionality. Access to vSphere infrastructure may require a secure access method such as VPN on a mobile device. Check the “Requirements” tab for more details. NOTE: vSphere Mobile Client is currently available for Android devices and vCenter 6.0+ deployments. Counters include CPU, Memory, Storage and Network. Performance charts: Monitor the resource usage of a VM in real time or a day, week, month or year back.Task monitoring: Subscribe to any running task and receive a notification on your mobile device upon task completion, even when your device is in-active or you have another application running on the foreground.

Locating the virtual machine to operate on can be done through search. VM management: Change the power state of a VM or restart it.VM overview: Review the status of your VMs including state (powered on/off), resource usage and configuration information.Whether you want to check on the current or historical resource consumption you want to get notifications on long running tasks or you want to check the currently running tasks - the vSphere Mobile Client is there to help. VSphere Mobile Client enables administrators to monitor and manage vSphere infrastructure directly from any mobile device.
