No available VMware CPU licenses BUT assigned license count does not match the real used count - Server Fault
How to check CPU socket count ... - VembuCommunity
Unable to modify a VM's CPU core count · Issue #353 · chef/knife-vsphere · GitHub
Changing virtual processors in a VMware® Virtual Machine may cause the guest OS to become unstable
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vCPU configuration. Performance impact between virtual sockets and virtual cores? - frankdenneman.nl
Setting the number of cores per CPU in a virtual machine (1010184) | VMware KB
Update to VMware's per‑CPU Pricing Model
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Virtual Machine vCPU and vNUMA Rightsizing - Guidelines - VROOM! Performance Blog
Viewing the number of CPU Licenses using the VI Client (1005262) | VMware KB
Selecting the Number of vCPUs and Cores for a Virtual Machine | Windows OS Hub
VMware Cores per Socket Configuration Best Practice
Create High Performance VMware VMs Checklist - Virtualization Howto
I'm confused by the CPU options when setting up a virtual machine (this contributes to licensing confusion too) : r/vmware
Counting CPU licenses needed under new VMware licensing policy (77098) | VMware KB
In VMWare, what should I select for CPU (and Cores per socket)?
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Understanding vSphere Virtual Cores, Virtual Sockets, and vCPUs
VMware Updates Per-CPU Licensing Model to 32-Cores Per CPU
Understanding CPU Affinity in VMWare | unlimitedvmware
Setting the number of cores per CPU in a vSphere virtual machine - YouTube
VMware Cores per Socket Configuration Best Practice
VMware vSphere 6.5 breaks your SQL Server vNUMA settings | Convergence of Data, Cloud, and Infrastructure
VMware moving to per-core licensing – 4sysops
vCPU and logical CPU sizing with Hyper-Threading explained | VMwarebits.com
CPU Hot Plug Effects on vSphere vCPU Count - Wahl Network
Rightsizing the CPU on vSphere hosts - vembu.com
