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As I mentioned earlier VMware stopped releasing the windows vsphere client has of 6.5
But that doesn't mean that our only option in 6.5 is the vsphere web client
Newly-introduced in 6.5 is
What Beamers calling the vsphere client but is commonly referred to as the HTML5 client
Notice that this client currently has partial functionality
It is not a fully Complete product yet however it is intended to eventually be a replacement for the web player
To see the current functionality that is supported in the web client we can follow this link here
And as you can see there's a lot of features that are not yet supported in the HTML5
Beemer intends to update the HTML5 client on a faster cycle in vcenter server
So the new functionality will it be introduced sooner than updates to vcenter server
Let's go back and log in to
The HTML5
Because the HTML5 client doesn't require Flash
It can be used on a lot more systems than what we could access with the webcam
Proceed through the certificate error
AR login
For vcenter Server either the web client or the HTML5 client is going to be administrator
I'd lie about local which is the domain that we created in the script
I know the password be the one you specified in the script
As you can see the HTML5 client has a very similar but somewhat simplified interface over the web client
The primary goal behind the HTML5 client is speed
We still have our standard
The Anthem templates
Storage and networking tabs
I can click on Beats for clients to go to the main page noticed that there's a lot of functionality that is not
Currently listed in here
Or I can use menu to rapidly switch between different options
The reason Thompson alarms are showing up down at the bottom and we can
Switch between the two I can also minimize this if I don't want to have it taking up screen
The most part navigating the HTML5 client is very similar to navigating the web client so I'm not going to go into
Put in detail
But I do want to point out the little :-) icon in the upper-right
If you click on this this allows for you to send feedback to the client team
And that feedback is then used for the
Future updates
You can tell how your experience was provide additional information and if you're running into an error message you can take a screenshot and then send that
Add up to VMware
Let's go ahead and log out and take a look at the
Web Clock
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