There has been a new whitepaper released about vCenter 4.1 performance improvements and also Best practices. vCenter is a tool which you’re using everyday since you’re managing you VI with VI client, and since there has been lot’s of improvements made especially on the performance side, it’s always interesting to see why you should upgrade […]
Thinapp 4.6 released
Thinapp 4.6 has been released. Thinapp 4.6 was released and it brings up quite a few new functionalities. There is a new “ThinDirect” feature which allows redirecting of URLs from native to virtual browsers. Useful when you want to keep IE6 for custom made applications which you have to access via an URL and those […]
Veeam Reporter test install
Veeam released a new free tool called Veeam Reporter. I have done a little test of how to install and get started with the tool. I used my VMware workstation 7.1.1 in my lab for that test. In production environment you’ll probably pick up a clean VM cloned from template. I picked up an XP […]
Backing up vCenter 4.X Server
What to backup on your vCenter Server? A KB from VMware has pointed out what should be backed up on your vCenter. There are 2 major things to be considered for backup. Your vCenter database and certificates. Without those 2 elements you can’t login to your vCenter. VUM (update manager) is another element considering to […]
New designing tool for vCenter Update Manager 4.1
VUM 4.1 Sizing Estimator. With a new tool published on VROOM! blog from VMware Performance Team you’ll be able to get the necessary informations when you’ll be designing you Virtual Infrastructure, and especially the vCenter Update Manager 4.1. In fact, you are able to get the right answer to your question whether to install the […]
VMworld 2010 is approaching… Fast
VMworld 2010 San Francisco. VMworld is close… Very close. … For those of you still not knowing if yes or not, going or not going, this info can help you in case you decide to go in the last minute. There are a sessions which does not require pre-registration.You can find them at this link. […]
Bridging network adapters in VMware Player 3.1
Can be a helpful some time… In case you’re using VMware Player to run your VMs or test stuff, sometimes you can run into situation where your physical host with VMware player installed is connected to several networks. The host has several NICs. If you start a VM which has the bridged networking configured as […]
My new video of Paragon Hard Disk manager 2010
Paragon Hard Disk Manager 2010 Server Edition. I was exploring the new Paragon Hard Disk Manager 2010 the user interfaces and played with some backups. So I thought, it’ll be a good idea to shoot a video…. This time there is some background music with… I think it’s a bit more convenient. Together with some […]
vSphere Pro Vol. 2 review
Second volume of Professional training was released few weeks ago and I now received a copy from David Davis. TrainSignal released 2 other trainings for VMware vSphere and I already wrote blogpost and review about those two trainings. My first look about VMware vSphere Training and also vSphere Pro Training Vol. 1 Review. So those […]
SIOC yes, but not in the SMB kit…
Which vSphere 4.1 features really matters for SMB market. Since the release of the new vSphere 4.1 there has been quite a lot features presented from the technical side. One of the new features present is SIOC. The Storage Input Output control. Yes it’s great, but unfortunately you’ll not find this feature in the vSphere […]
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