VMware vSphere 4.1 released this morning. The huge amount of new features in vSphere 4.1 are phenomenal. We thought that the 4.1 update of VMware vSphere we’ll talk about Storage I/O, memory compression and few others…. but we would not imagine a such a long list of new features and improvements. The 4.1 update its […]
Personalized install of VMware tools
Installation personalized of VMware Tools. As I wrote in my previous article, sometimes when you’re using third parties backup agents which installs itself inside of the VM (cause of Symantec BE 2010) there is a need for not installing the full package of vmware tools. You can proceed with a personalized install of VMware tools […]
Manual Download of VMware Tools from VMware Website
Manual Download of VMware Tools. Here is the URL you need to know, in case you want to download VMware tools manually. VMware tools differ for each specific OS. You can if you want to store all those VM tools packages on your network share for later usage. In this remote location, you’ll find the VMware […]
How to change virtual SCSI controler for VMware PVSCSI
Change virtual SCSI controller to VMware PVSCSI. This KB on VMware KB website explaining the step by step for when you want to change from one virtual SCSI controller into another one on your VM. At first, you can try to directly change the type of your disk, but most likely, if it’s a bootable disk, […]
New Exchange 2010 training released by TrainSignal
Service Pack 3 for Exchange 2007 and new training from Trainsignal for Exchange 2010. While there has been a new release of Service Pack 3 for Exchange 2007, which makes possible to install Exchange 2007 on Windows Server 2008 R2, there is also SP1 for Exchange 2010 in preparation. Exchange 2007 SP3 includes some Active […]
Hyper-V versus vSphere Snapshots, and why not use snapshots as a backup solution
The way snapshots works are not the same on both hypervizors. Snapshots “made by hyper-v”, called Checkpoints, work a bit different way than the snapshots in VMware vSphere. VMware vSphere snapshots work differently. Administrator managing Hyper-V not being aware that the checkpoints are merged only when the VM is powered down, could find himself short on […]
New PDF – Best practices for NFS
There has been a new release of a PDF document from VMware. With NFS present in many client’s installation of Virtual Infrastructures, you might want to find out some tips and tweaks for NFS running with VMware vSphere. You’ll be able to find some new tips and tricks for NFS based storage. This new white […]
VMware Released a second update for vSphere 4
ESX 4 U2, ESXi U2 and vCenter U2 Released. Together with VMware Data Recovery 1.2 released yesterday, there has been an update for vSphere 4 too. It’s a vSphere 4 U2. About 6 month earlier the U1 was released and there has been some questions, (all the beta users and of course VMware Employees knew) […]
Sysprep Data location with vCenter running on Windows 2008 and 2003
The default location of sysprep files. Sysprep Data location. When you have your vCenter running under Windows 2008, the sysprep files are located at this path: ProgramData\VMware\VMware VirtualCenter\sysprep If you’re running vCenter on Windows 2003 R2 x64 then the location is here: c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\VMware\VMware VirtualCenter\sysprep Then you’ll see that there are empty folders […]
Great KB on how-to configure VLANS on vSwitches, pSwitches and VMs
With this VMware KB you’ll found how-to configure VLANS on your vSwitches, pSwitche and VMs. Basically there are 3 methods of VLAN Tagging possible: 01 –External Switch Tagging (EST) 02 – Virtual Switch Tagging (VST) 03 –Virtual Guest Tagging (VGT) I highly recommend also this following PDF document concerning VLANing in VMware ESX which you […]
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