I had this question recently on Open VM Tools (OVT) and I thought that a blog post about What are Open VM Tools would be a good way to reply. Since several years VMware supports Open VM tools as an Open Source initiative to allow VMware to ease the task of creating and maintaining hundreds of […]
What is VMware Snapshot?
Another post today to our “definition” category, which starts to gain some momentum. The idea behind is to give a basic explanation on VMware technologies and how things work. We always thought that writing technical posts is enough to be successful as a blogger, but we were wrong. Our recent non-technical post What is The Difference […]
WinDirStat – Windows Directory Statistics Freeware
I’m sure you know this program, but some people might not. WinDirStat – Windows Directory Statistics. This free software helps you to find out where all your disk space has gone. It is free and open-source graphical disk usage analyzer for Microsoft Windows. We have previously reported on a different, but similar, software called Tree […]
PaaS, Saas or IaaS, Which one is for you?
In this post, I’d like to detail some thoughts about today’s popular cloud computing models allowing you to externalize your IT to the cloud. PaaS, Saas or IaaS. Not all cloud models are the same. Some propose just to access the same applications which you were running previously in your datacenter, from an online cloud […]
Nakivo Backup and Replication 7 Released
Nakivo is releasing a long awaited v7 of their flagship product called Nakivo Backup ad Replication 7 which brings already announced Hyper-V compatibility. In this post, we will detail all new features and enhancements which made it to this release. For those of you who don’t know Nakivo, they are on the market since a few years now, […]
What’s New in vSphere 6.5 – New Training Course from PluralSight
There is a new training course available at Pluralsight with as a topic What’s new in vSphere 6.5. The author is Josh Coen (@joshcoen), a VCDX certified, cloud architect, working for Sirius Computer Solutions, a national systems integrator. Josh has been working in the industry for 15 years, specifically with virtualization and storage. Readers of […]
Horizon 7.1 New Features and Enhancements
VMware Horizon View 7.1 a new release from VMware. This is another big release as far as I can say. Many new features and enhancements did made it in in all areas, not only for the client part, but also for the server (Support for Windows Server 2016), platform, protocol parts. In this post, we […]
How to Disable Auto Lock on Windows Server via Group policy
The problem with the auto lock feature is that it really slow down when working in a multi-server environment in a lab. This is especially true of lab environments. Servers in lab environments are usually used much more than usual production servers. So, in the long run, the automatic lock can be especially painful. In this post, […]
What is VMware Enhanced vMotion Compatibility (EVC)
I know many of you know what that is, but this post is targeting people who do not or know a little bit, but they’re not sure if what they know is enough. If you’re an experienced VMware admin you won’t find probably anything you don’t already know. VMware Enhanced vMotion Compatibility (EVC) is a […]
What is STUN Server?
A while back we wrote post about WebRTC technology. Today, we’ll continue to remind some basics about WebRTC and learn few things about STUN. Web Real-Time Communication (RTC) is an open standard for embedding real-time multimedia communications directly to a web browser, via VP8 video codec, which is free. WebRTC uses a server called Web Conferencing […]
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