Pre-register for vSphere 6.0 to have VMware notify you when the download is available

Posted by Paul Braren on Feb 15 2015 (updated on Mar 12 2015) in
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    • Many folks would like to automatically be notified by VMware, when their vSphere 6.0 download is finally ready. Here's an easy way to help you get that setup. If you already have a My VMware account, it'll take you under a minute to register for the notification here:

    Once you fill out the form, you'll get confirmation that looks like this image below, along with some links to view, to help you get ready.

    THANK-YOU-FOR-REGISTERING

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