Zerto has just announced another major update on their flagship product. Zerto 8.0 was released just about a 6 months since the release of Zerto 7.5 which we have reported in details in our blog post here. The 7.5 brought Elastic Journal allowing to recover VMs from older date (previous releases were limited to 30 […]
Free Full Runecast Analyzer license for HOSPITALS
In those difficult times, I’m glad to see that the tech companies organizes themselves for remote working and they also strike back to fight the Corona the way they can. By offering Free license of Runecast Analyzer to hospitals! Yes that’s an excellent initiative. I hope there will be more like this. Runecast is one […]
iSER vs iSCSI has much better performance – StarWind
The iSER extension has the lowest latency and lowest CPU utilization thus more performance. It basically extends the iSCSI protocol to include RDMA support. iSER stands for “iSCSI Extensions for RDMA”. It is an extension of the data transfer model of iSCSI, a storage networking standard for TCP/IP. It uses the iSCSI components while taking […]
Join Kemp Technical Preview Program to test next gen features
Some of our readers might know Kemp technologies for their load balancer virtual balancer product. Kemp also has management, monitoring, and automation products within their suite allowing you to manage load balancers and other active network devices from a single console. Recently they announced a Kemp Technical Preview Program which allows you to test products that […]
New Book – Bitlocker for IT Admins
A fellow blogger and book author Xavier Genestos released a new book called Bitlocker for IT Admins. Like every year he kindly asks me to write a small post about that. This year he wrote about Bitlocker technology from Microsoft and how it can help IT, administrators, to secure their data. The book is in […]
Most Read Posts in 2019 on ESX Virtualization
We’re in 2020 and it’s perhaps a good time to recap which posts has performed well during the past 12 months. This post is not technical but rather informative for my long-time followers and readers which I would like to share. This post’s name is Most Read Posts in 2019 on ESX Virtualization. -:) Enjoy. […]
Are You Aware of the Most Common Phishing Attacks?
A phishing attack according to Wikipedia is an example of social engineering techniques used to deceive users. These are mostly fraudulent attempts to obtain personal information such as passwords, banking details, home addresses, and usernames by disguising as a credible item in electronic communication. Phishing is usually meant to either make the victim hand over […]
We saw VMware ESXi 7.0 on ARM
During VMworld Barcelona 2019 I went to see ARM booth, which is not a VMware booth, but rather a separate one running by ESXi on ARM developers. The folks were showing some interesting stuff, for example, an HP laptop running ESXi 6.9 or a running version of VMware ESXi 7 on Raspberry PI 4. Update: […]
What Motherboard do I need for Intel i5 8600K? [Sponsored]
After every few years, many computer users have to upgrade their computers to compete with the tech world. It is an inevitable process, and there are no short cuts to this. By the end of 2018, the i5 8600K from Intel was one of the most sold processors of the year. The fact is that […]
Raspberry Pi 4 Released starting $35
New release of Raspberry Pi 4 just a few days ago. The product has reached finally already 4th iteration and brings some significant upgrade to the table. As the title says, for $35 you’ll be able to buy the lowest cost model which has 1Gb of RAM. I’d personally opt for the higher end model […]
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