Google serachs result for vmware community

[ehsanorveh1]

Hi

When I search in Google for vmware issues the results have been moved to Broadcom domain and when I click on links the first page community shows up! This is awful and disappointing. Anybody has this problem?

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[alex Hales]

Yes, it's a common issue. Since Broadcom acquired VMware, some VMware-related content has moved to Broadcom's domain, which might affect search results and links.

[alex Hales]

If you're looking for specific information about Google search results for the VMware community, the search results typically include:

1. VMware Community Forums: Links to VMware's official forums where users discuss various VMware products and issues.
2. Knowledge Base Articles: Articles and documentation related to VMware products, offering solutions and troubleshooting tips.
3. Blogs and Tutorials: Posts and guides from VMware experts and enthusiasts, covering tips, best practices, and tutorials.
4. Product Pages: Official VMware product pages and support sites with detailed information on features, pricing, and support.
5. Discussion Threads: Relevant threads from VMware community forums and other tech forums discussing various VMware-related topics.

For the most precise results, search using specific keywords related to your query within the VMware community context.