I have been asked many times by non techie folks about what is virtual machine. I know that for the readers who follow my blog, the question might be inappropriate, but for those of you who does not know what is virtual machine and want to know simple answer, read on. Experienced virtualization users won’t […]
WordFence Security Plugin for WordPress
Today I’ll be talking about Wordfence Security Plugin for Wordpres, which enables you to not only secure your WordPress blog or website, but also get rid of Spyware or virus which infected your DB or core WordPress files. This plugin is a fully featured free enterprise class security plugin that includes a firewall, virus scanning, real-time traffic with geolocation […]
VMware vCenter Multi-Hypervisor Manager
VMware vCenter Multi-Hypervisor Manager 1.0 released. VMware has released VMware vCenter Multi-Hypervisor Manager version 1.0 today. Managing several hypervisors through a single pane of glass, that’s something that quite expected today, and it seems that VMware has reacted by publishing new plugin for VMware vSphere 5.1 called VMware vCenter Multi-Hypervisor Manager Plugin (MHM). This plugin […]
How to run Hyper-V on ESXi
How-to run nested Hyper-V 2012 Server on latest version of ESXi 5.1. If you want to test the latest Microsoft Hyper-V running as a VM on ESXi 5.1 free version, you might run into a following error: “Hyper-V cannot be installed: A hypervisor is already running.” when trying to install the Hyper-V role. Just follow this How […]
Converged Storage: A Next Gen Virtualized Architecture
[Sponsored] – Converged Storage: A Next Gen Virtualized Architecture. There is new document available in my Free Virtualization Content section, which informs about converged storage for virtualization architecture. This PDF document sponsored by HP and Intel, show you with some real case examples, that traditional storage hits it’s limits. Usually because the traditional storage arrays […]
Best Practices for Oversubscribing of CPU, Memory and Storage
Best Practices for Oversubscribing of CPU, Memory and Storage in VMware vSphere environments. New document which explains all about oversubscribtion. When managing VMware vSphere environments, you can easily oversubscribe memory, CPU or disk resources. But meaning that is easy to do does not mean that it’s the best for your infrastructure. How to size the vCPUs […]
Starwind VMware Backup for VMware vSphere
Starwind VMware Backup – has been launched. Starwind has released new backup product for VMware vSphere called Starwind Backup for vSphere. Fully compatible with latest vSphere 5.1, the product can do backup and recovery of running VMware vSphere or Hyper-V Virtual Machines. The product has had quite a long beta period, and I already informed you […]
vCenter Server 5.1 Required Ports
If you’re setting up an environment where you have to deal with firewalling and lots of security, it might be useful to have all the necessary ports that are required for vCenter server 5.1 listed somewhere. At first there will be all the required ports for vCenter server running on Windows system, and then bellow […]
VMware Hands-On Labs Public Beta Interest List
VMware Hands-On Labs for Public Beta Interest List has been opened. VMware Hands on labs remotely? That is something that everybody is waiting for. This remote labs will be accessible to test different VMware technology without the need having physical lab at home or nested ESXi lab running on your laptop – you could certainly read […]
Idera Server Backup 5.0 for virtual and physical architecture released
Idera Server Backup 5.0 has been released. Idera is a new actor coming to the enterprise market with different approach, from the pricing point of view, at least. Usually the backup vendors charge per physical socket and it’s called per CPU model. Then, for smaller virtual environments, there is a less known, Per site pricing model, where […]
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