vCenter Physical or Virtual?
Every now and again, this comes up. It did again 2 Days ago on Dave Lawrence’s Blog I still feel that in spite of all the benefits and extra redundancy you get with vCenter as a VM, it still …
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Subscribe via RSS →A new free Ebook
Microsoft have published a new book - granted it is on Virtualization - the Microsoft way, but still should be something to go over. Understanding Microsoft Virtualization. This is the book for IT …
Time to Change the Passwords Again...
Do you all know how one of the biggest headaches you have is changing all the service accounts and administrative passwords on a regular basis? Well I did that this week. This entailed changing …
Comparisons... Comparisons....
Ahh….. Come On!!!!!!!!! VMware vs Hyper-V comparison. Jason and Scott have said more than enough on the matter. People should get their facts straight!!!!
The New online hardware Compatibility guide for Vmware
So yesterday VMware released a new application online that allows you to search for your hardware to see if it is supported with ESX systems We got this one from John Troyer (and thanks to Duncan for …
Active Directory Health Check
Well I have spent the past two days with a Microsoft PFE (Premier Field Engineer) who has been doing a quick health check for issues in our domain. This does not replace an Active Directory Risk …
Israeli VMUG Will Take Place on Wednesday Dec. 3rd
On the schedule: VMware Virtual Desktop Technical Deep Dive EMC Recover Point Product announcements and upcoming technologies (from VMworld 2008) It should be a good morning …
So what to do with 60 or so servers that are falling out their warranty period
I wanted share with you a bit of what is happening with a process on how we can save money with virtualization. About 3 years ago or more, Virtualization was not the mainstream for most companies, …
VMware to the Rescue Again
Well a colleague of mine had an issue today. A physical server running VMware server with 2 vm’s on it. One VM’s disk “exploded” and we were left with 0% (yep that is right) …