Checking VMware Virtual Infrastructure for Security Standards
vGate Compliance Checker is a free Security Code development tool that allows you to verify that virtual infrastructures comply with industry standards and international best practices.
The result of the application is a report (which can be downloaded in HTML format) containing information on the compliance of the server being checked (several servers) with industry standards and international best practices.
It can be a useful tool not only for information security specialists.
It works under Windows and, since the utility does not require installation on the HDD, it can be launched from a flash drive. There are two versions of the software product:
1. To check VMware vSphere 4.1 and VMware vSphere 5
A compliance check is performed:
download from here (rus) or from here (eng)
2. To check VMware Infrastructure 3 and VMware vSphere 4
Compliance checks are performed:
download from here (eng)
Intuitive algorithm for working with the utility:
- run the desired version of the EXE file
- specify the server to check, login and password (repeat if there are several servers)

- run the scan The
report displayed in the utility allows you to see which items meet or do not meet the requirements and recommendations: the

HTML report also contains detailed information for each check item: The

utility does not have any documentation or a built-in help.
But they, it seems, are not needed.
The result of the application is a report (which can be downloaded in HTML format) containing information on the compliance of the server being checked (several servers) with industry standards and international best practices.
It can be a useful tool not only for information security specialists.
It works under Windows and, since the utility does not require installation on the HDD, it can be launched from a flash drive. There are two versions of the software product:
1. To check VMware vSphere 4.1 and VMware vSphere 5
A compliance check is performed:
- PCI DSS 2.0
- VMware Security Hardening Best Practices 4.1
- CIS VMware ESX Server Benchmarks 4
download from here (rus) or from here (eng)
2. To check VMware Infrastructure 3 and VMware vSphere 4
Compliance checks are performed:
- PCI DSS 1.2
- VMware Security Hardening Best Practices 4
- CIS VMware ESX Server Benchmarks 3.5
download from here (eng)
Intuitive algorithm for working with the utility:
- run the desired version of the EXE file
- specify the server to check, login and password (repeat if there are several servers)

- run the scan The
report displayed in the utility allows you to see which items meet or do not meet the requirements and recommendations: the

HTML report also contains detailed information for each check item: The

utility does not have any documentation or a built-in help.
But they, it seems, are not needed.