Be aware of those Sysprep limitations – drive letters changes and others When using sysprep in your organisation, you might be interested in Syprep Limitations. Yes, there are some. Hard Disk with multiple partitions – That’s one of those limitation of Sysprep. This is the problem with a VM which is being “sypreped”, but the […]
3rd as an Independent Virtualization Blog – Awards 2012
The Virtualization Blog Awards 2012. This year the Virtualization blog competition ended quite a few days back, but with over 1200 votes, Eric Siebert over at vSphere-land.com had to spend many hours to actually count all that votes to be able to announce the results. And as a result ESX Virtualization ended up in the […]
vBenchmark – latest Fling from VMware Labs
The latest Fling Application from VMware Labs – vBenchmark The download is about 450 Megs, and it’s packaged as an OVF file to distribute the appliance. The VM runs under Suse Linux Entreprise Servder SLES 11 (32bit). The deployment process is a snap. In the vSphere client while connected to your vCenter you go: File […]
VDR connectivity and divers troubleshooting
VMware Data Recovery – divers troubleshooging For those of you who uses VMware VDR you might run into difficulties with that appliance. Even if in the version 2.0 the appliance is more mature, and more resiliant, the network connection troubleshooting sometimes might be necessary to figure out where the problem is coming from. Where those […]
How to remove orphaned vCenter Plugin
How-to remove unwanted plugin from vCenter. If you got stuck with a plugin installed in vCenter and can’t uninstall, there is a quick tutorial on how to do this. Sometimes you got stuck when testing beta products or RC versions, and your vCenter shows those broken plugins. In this post you’ll learn How to remove […]
New features in Exchange 2010 SP2 in video
New registered Video webminar about new features in Exchange Server 2010 SP2. About a week ago I assisted a video presentation of new features in recently released SP2 for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010. I think it’s worth to share and see what’s new features are present in this Service Pack and what changes when the […]
ESXi 6.x Free – what’s the limitations?
What’re the limitations of the ESXi 6.x Free Edition – the VMware vSphere Hypervisor? The free version of the VMware vSphere Hypervisor – ESXi 6.x, has got some limitations. I know it’s been discussed on many places already, but I’m still getting questions about that and so I wanted to clear this out. Which use cases […]
ESXi 5 Scripted Install – video
ESXi 5 and scripted deployment options. In this video from VMware you’ll learn the basics about scripted deployment/upgrade options with ESXi 5. You’ll see what’s the options inside of kickstart script file (the ks.cfg) and the possible scenarios when it comes to the deployment process. Also, you’ll learn the keyboard shortcuts (CRTL + O) to […]
Starwind Native SAN for Hyper-V 5.8 has been released – see the details
Starwind Software just released new version of popular iSCSI SAN software. After several months in the beta, the product is finally available to the public. Starwind Native SAN for Hyper-V 5.8 has been officially released. The Starwind Native SAN for Hyper-V enables you to leverage the local disks present in your Windows servers and create […]
Auto-deploy GUI for VMware vSphere
Auto-Deploy GUI Fling – New Plugin for VMware vSphere 5 The Auto-Deploy GUI Fling is a GUI Plugin for VMware vSphere 5. It enables you to use Auto Deploy feature without the need of using PowerCLI in your environment. Remember – it’s a Technology Preview License Agreement which you’re accepting when downloading this tool… The […]
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