Review of Trainsignal’s Training course for Exchange Server 2010. My experiences with Trainsignal trainings are as for now very good since as I got the chance and I reviewed some of the VMware vSphere 4 training courses done by David Davis and other vExperts. I was not sure how the Exchange Training was gonna be. Sure, […]
How-to start SSH on your ESXi Servers remotely via PowerCLI
Here is a new video inspired by Alan Renouf’s post. Well I wanted to test Alan’s post on starting SSH service on your ESXi 4.1 host remotely via PowerCLI. And as you know, picture (video) is worth a thousand words…. I’ve done a video of that. Now, I’m not a scripting guy.. not at all. […]
Interresting KB about re-appearing the VMware tools icons in the taskbar
How to make reapear your VMware Tools Icon, in case it got lost somehow. This is a quick how-to. Really no brainer, but worth to remember. In this KB recently refreshed it’s discussed a situation when you won’t see the VMware Tools icon in the taskbar anymore. What to do? There is just this VMware […]
Free tool from Quest Software can monitor 1 vCenter Server and 250 VMs
Monitor 1 vCenter for free with vFoglight Quick View. Yes, that’s a lot. For quite some SMB customers it’s a great news, since this free tool from Quest Software can monitor up to 500 objects (250 VMs) and 1 vCenter Server. But the full product – vFoglight 6.5 can do more than that. You can […]
Building Virtual Infrastructure with VMware vSphere
There is new book about VMware vSphere from French blogger Eric Maille. Eric Maille is a French blogger and IT engineer from Paris. He blogs at virt-now.com (FR) and he wrote a book about VMware vSphere. In fact I was not aware of that at all and I feel a bit ashamed since I could […]
Interview with Christian Tata from Vision Solutions.
Double Take becomes a part of Vision Solutions. Double Take software was acquired earlier this year by Vision Solutions. I had a chance to be introduced with Christian Tata from Vision Solutions and he replied on some of my questions I asked about. @vladan. So let me introduce yourself. What’s your name and what’s your […]
5 hours in average to recover a VM
VMware Data Protection – the annual report by Vanson Bourne. The report is written by Vanson Bourne. It’s an independent market research organization. The survey was conducted in August 2010 and about 500 CIOs from organizations from US, UK, France and Germany did participated. The report contains 19 pages. The report in pDF format can […]
Can I run multiple VMs simultaneously in VMware Fusion? Absolutely
VMware Fusion is the best way to run Windows on MAC. Recent question from a colleague just surprised me a bit. The question was if one could run several VMs simultaneously on a MAC. I said Yes I suppose, since I’m a Window guy and running VMware Workstation 7.1 at my lab. So I supposed […]
How-to import Firefox bookmarks and passwords into Chrome
You want to to use several browsers for bookmarking and storing passwords? Yesterday I was experimenting a bit. My principal browser is Firefox. I’m storing login/passwords for websites I need to have login and password in Firefox. It can be community websites, forums and so on. So you might be wanting to duplicate all this […]
Using VMware Data Recovery without vCenter?
Using VDR without vCenter, in which situations? I wonder why would someone would want to use VMware Data Recovery (VDR) without vCenter. Yes there might be a case for that. In case you’re running vCenter as a Virtual Machine (which is good practice) and this VM is being protected by High Availability (HA). Then if […]
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