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Run a hypervisor within a hypervisor before upgrading to vSphere 6

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Run a hypervisor within a hypervisor before upgrading to vSphere 6

If you're considering an upgrade to vSphere 6.0, you can test the compatibility of existing workloads by running ESXi inside of ESXi.

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