Terminals is a Free connection manager. Terminals cames from Microsoft’s open source project hosting site, CodePlex. It’scapable of creating connections using RDP, VNC, VMRC, Telnet, SSH1, SSH2, ICA Citrix, RAS and HTTP sessions. When you manually creating a connection, you’ve got the choice of the protocol, and then it depens which protocol you are using […]
iOmega IX4 how-to video of configuration for iSCSI and NFS
If you are fan of iOmega ix2 and ix4 series than you’ll like this post and the video in it. The video is showing that the configuration of the device is fairly straightforward. It’s a shame that the sound it’s quite low, but the presentation is very straightforward. This video comes from Chad SACAC’s Blog. […]
Use your Windows server as a shared Storage for your ESX Server
Ok, I already posted a guide about how to configure Openfiler Linux for free as a shared storage for your Virtual Infrastructure. If you’re not into linux, you can just try Starwind for free too…. (up to 2 TB of Data !!). Here is a PDF guide (it’s for ESX 3.5 but the princip is […]
Mike Laverick has just announced: Free download of VMware SRM 1.0
Mike Laverick has just announced that he made his book available as a Free Download from Lulu. That’s a great move from Mike. As after VMworld he is in early stage of writing the upcoming version which will be updated for the VMware SRM 4.0 product. VMware SRM is currently in beta. Great possibility for […]
VMware VDR – vSphere Data Recovery – part 3 – Restore Your Data
VMware VDR – VMware Data Recovery – Restore your Data: In my video series concerning a VMware Backup solution for Virtual Infrastructure – VMware DATA Recovery (VDR), I published Part 1 and Part 2 video series go get started to install and configure. VMware VDR continues with this third video. Today we will watch my […]
New video from TrainSignal – Fault Tolerance – an ultimate protection for your VMs
Train Signal best selling VMware vSphere 4 video learning course. UPDATE: there is an additional course available called vSphere Pro Training vol.1 , which will teach you VMware View, Thinapp, and Cisco Nexus 1000v distributed switches… Purchased together you save 100$. See on this post. There is a great new video from TrainSignal. It’s a […]
vMotion for long distance… cool. VMware and vSphere is already in the Sky..
vMotion Certified for 200 Kilometers by VMware Now it’s just been certified by VMware that the long distance vMotion is officially supported by VMware. The maximum distance is 200 Kilometers. That’s perfect because our Island has about this distance. From St Denis to St Pierre (Two capitals) there is only about 80 Kilometers… -:). There […]
New product from EMC for the SMB and home market
This looks like that I could upgrade my Home Lab… -:) New blog post on Chad’s blog makes me really excited. We’ll see some new product family coming soon to the stores. It’s targeted for SMB and home market users. And that’s really interesting. With products which are more easy to use, they are ing […]
vCenter Server Service does not start automaticaly
I had this issue with vCenter Server on my home lab. Virtual Center starts before the SQL database it depends on. I found a solution in a KB on VMware’s website. This article provides steps to prevent the race condition from occurring. VirtualCenter service does not start after reboot. First I checked log files […]
How-to auto Login to Virtual Center with VI Client
Is this possible? Oh yes… So what’s this all about? You are able to auto login to your vCenter Server without typing login/password every time. You can do it by using pass through authentication. Simply add the following to your VI Client shortcut (at te End): -passthroughAuth -s virtualcenter.domain.local So the whole line should look like this: […]
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