You want to surf anonymously on the Internet without spending a dime, but also avoiding seeing your data personal scattered in the nature? There is a solution that comes from Bright VPN.. As you know, there are many free VPN services, most offer advantages that aren’t really good, with rather slow speeds and a number of servers […]
Veeam VMCE – Why become Veeam Certified Engineer?
This is an unpublished video from VMware EXPLORE Barcelona. I was asking Rasmus Haslund about Veeam Certified Engineer (VMCE) training and certification, the benefits and advantages you could have by becoming Veeam Certified Engineer. Rasmus is with Veeam for 7 years and he is the man to ask about Veeam certifications. The VMCE is what […]
vSphere 8 – How to move from Host Profiles to vSphere Configuration Profiles
If you haven’t heard yet, vSphere 8 brings a new way to mass manage host configuration – via vSphere Configuration Profiles. Instead of using Host profiles, the way forward you’ll be using vSphere Configuration Profiles. But, there is a big but so don’t get too excited yet. The thing is that the vSphere Configuration Profiles […]
How to Add a Physical Server and create a first backup with Nakivo Backup and Replication Software
Nakivo Backup and Replication is a software that helps to back up your data, and your VMs with databases, physical servers, SaaS applications (Microsoft 365), and workloads running in public clouds (Azure, Amazon EC2, and S3). You can also use Nakivo to backup file shares that is located on a physical server or in a […]
What is new in VMware vCenter Server 8.0
VMware just released the latest vSphere 8.0. The product has been announced during VMware EXPLORE US and we have reported on some of its features in our detailed post here, but also on the partner’s blog here and here. VMware is really pushing the multi-cloud management with Aria, but we must first go into some […]
How to Update StarWind VSAN for VMware on Linux- Follow UP
In our previous post, we discussed updating a StarWind VSAN for VMware running on Linux. We have updated the StarWind VSAN software from a software repo, but there is also an option for isolated environments. The post can be found here – How to update StarWind VSAN for VMware vSphere. The update is easy to […]
NSX-T Logical Routing New Book!
Are you trying to learn NSX-T? There is a new book which might be your interest as it’s written by a guy who is exactly like you. Trying to learn by installing, breaking, and investigating in his lab. The guy’s name is Shashank Mohan and he is Australian, living in Canberra. NSX-T Logical Routing is […]
Security Tips for Nakivo Backup and Replication users
In this post, we’ll highlight some security tips for Nakivo Backup and Replication users. Ransomware continues to spread and threaten many small, medium, or large businesses. It’s important to stay protected and protect your backup servers and backup files. Nakivo Backup and Replication is usually installed on top of an Operating System (Windows, Linux etc) […]
NSX-T 3.2 Learning and Troubleshooting Courses
Mike from Techbytes.io has released a couple of interesting trainings for VMware NSX-T. If you want to learn about NSX-T, about the installation and configuration, but also about troubleshooting, there are a couple of training available at a pretty reasonable price. NSX-T 3.2 Learning and Troubleshooting Courses allows you to learn quicker and have also […]
Protect your Backups with Wasabi Immutable Storage Buckets and StarWind VTL
Every year, we see the percentage of organizations’ victims of ransomware rising. But we also see the rise in the rate of organizations paying ransoms. However, the percentage that lost data by refusing (or agreeing) to pay ransoms is also up. No matter what, ransomware is a new business model and it is here to […]
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