The following ESXi power operations can now be performed from Workstation 14 Pro: Network Latency simulation, As well as being able to introduce Packet Loss and Bandwidth caps, Workstation 14 Pro provides new virtual networking controls for introducing incoming and outgoing Latency to virtual machines on a per-NIC basis.
Rename Virtual Network (Windows host only), Workstation 14 Pro can rename networks in the Virtual Network Editor for better organization. NVMe devices require virtual hardware version 13 / ESXi 6.5 compatibility and later. Virtual NVMe support Workstation 14 Pro introduces a new virtual NVMe storage controller for improved guest operating system performance on Host SSD drives and support for testing VMware vSAN. Secure Boot, Workstation 14 Pro introduces Secure Boot support for virtual machines to ensure only trusted code is loaded by the UEFI firmware prior to the OS "handoff" process. New CPU enablement, including Intel Skylake and AMD Ryzen CPU support. Workstation 14 Pro now provides a TPM 2.0 compatible virtual Trusted Platform Module for use with advanced security and encryption technologies, such as BitLocker. For best performance, use Intel Skylake generation CPUs and above. Guest VBS support currently is only supported for Intel CPUs. You can have advanced security features like Device Guard and Credential Guard within guest operating systems. Support has been added for the following operating systems:Įnabling VBS (Virtualization Based Security) within Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 running as guest operating systems is now supported on VMware Workstation. Windows 10 Creators Update Auto Detect and Easy Install
Run Windows 10 Creators Update as a host operating system
Run Windows 10 Creators Update as a virtual machine VMware Workstation Pro provides the following support for Windows 10 Creators Update: VMware has released Workstation Pro 14 and Fusion 10.
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