Two licenses are needed for two CPUs with one to 32 cores.One license is good for one CPU with one to 32 cores.Versions of ESXi are then separated based on the number of CPUs, cores per CPU and CPU licenses as follows. CPUs with more than 32 cores need additional CPU licenses. With vSphere 7.0, a CPU license covers one CPU with up to 32 cores. Only ESXi has continued support, and ESXi 7.0 is the most current version.ĮSXi hosts are licensed based on vSphere licenses, and each vSphere license has a specific capacity for licensing multiple physical CPUs on ESXi hosts. VMware released ESXi after VMware ESX version 4.1 in 2010. ESX and ESXi versionsīefore ESXi, VMware offered the ESX hypervisor, which consisted of more parts, such as the console OS and firewall. ESXi also has a lightweight architecture and a small codebase, which helps make the installation process quick and reduces its attack surface.
Admins can manage ESXi using remote tools instead of a command-line interface.
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