I've just started into the labs, and I've noticed that the three I've done so far seem to strongly prefer the deprecated (as of 5.5) and unsupported (as of 6.5) C# client that doesn't even work with the current version of VMWare. I'm sure I could complete the labs with the web client, but the instructions don't go that way. Are there any plans to update the lab material to reflect this? Or is the C# client still a major component that you have to know for the exam?
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VMWare VCP6-DCV labs
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I just launched the practice-labs vmware vcp6-dcv. here on the
PLABVC01the VMWare Management Server. I found the link to theVMWare vSphere WebClient(to the left of my cursor arrow on the snippet below).
I clicked on it, after I launched up all the lab devices and it opened up in the web client, as below
I believe this is what you're looking to do. Let me know if this is different than what you're talking about.
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
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I'm aware of where the web client is, I've been using it alongside the C# client in the labs. I'm referring to the lab guides being written mostly around the C# client and asking if they are going to be updated for the web client.
Mind you, I've not been having trouble finding the same things in the web client, but it would be nice if the lab manual was written around the official client actually made for the version being tested on and not one that no longer works with the latest version.
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And, just now, I ran into something that it walked me through in the C# client that I can't figure out how it translates to the web client. This needs to be addressed.
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Please submit a support ticket to support@practice-labs.com. They are our lab solutions provider. Let them know what labs manuals you're concerned about and the issue again that you're addressing here. This will give them the ability to help you with the issue or a chance to explain their process for doing what they are doing.
They are a very responsive company and can address their content presentation.
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Edutainer, ITProTV*if the post above has answered the question, please mark the topic as solved.
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Thank you! I'll shoot them a message as soon as I get a chance.
