Posts Tagged ‘VMware’
Posted on February 24th, 2010 by by Steve
Received this a few minutes ago.. will have to see what’s up next with Legato Networker in terms of utilizing the new vSphere API’s!
Dear Valued Customer,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you of our vSphere backup product strategy, ongoing enhancements, and end of availability plans for VMware Consolidated Backup.
VMware Backup Product Strategy
VMware released [...]
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Tags: backup, backup product, dear valued customer, end of life, feature development, feature release, legato networker, release, VADP, vbackup, VCB, VMware, vSphere, vstorage
Posted on February 24th, 2010 by by Steve
Like most others out there, I have recently started hearing the ESX/VMware vs Hyper-V/Microsoft questions popping up throughout my day. While I have little experience with Hyper-V, R2 certainly brings an impressive amount of features and several compelling arguments for it’s use over VMware’s product offerings. If you are a small to medium sized shop [...]
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Tags: R, esx, feature, fud wars, hyper-v, hyper-v R2, hypervisor, hypervisor wars, Microsoft, microsoft questions, microsoft vs vmware, product offerings, time, V, virtualization, VMware, vSphere, Windows Server, windows servers, workloads
Posted on February 18th, 2010 by by Steve
Since the primary objective of this blog is centered around tips and tricks I come across during my day to day work, I will from time to time give props to a tool out there that really changes how I do things. There are so many folks out there working on these types of tools/apps, [...]
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Tags: day, mini monitor, Monitor, new features, props, time, tool, virtual infrastructure, VMware, vSphere
Posted on February 9th, 2010 by by Steve
When P2V’ing a server to ESX or vSphere, there is a small list of “clean-up” items that must be done to the new virtual image. I have added an additional item to my list that will modify the custom text and images that computer manufacturers add to the system properties dialogue box. Often when running [...]
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Tags: computer manufacturers, default template, dell server, esx, image, Line, model, p2v, server, system, virtual image, VMware, vSphere, vSphere/ESX, Windows
Posted on February 6th, 2010 by by Steve
A few weeks ago I attempted to build out a vCenter instance at an office in Europe, intended to be added to my main vCenter instance as a linked clone. Reading the release docs for vCenter 4.0, it is apparent that future releases of vCenter will not be supported in a 32-bit environment. This led [...]
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Tags: Administrator. It, bit, clone, data source, DSN, esx, Europe, instance, ODBC, release docs, source administrator, sql enterprise, vCenter, VMware, vSphere/ESX
Posted on January 24th, 2010 by by Steve
My server of choice for running ESX 4.0 is currently Dell’s 2U PowerEdge R710. Recently I received 2 of these and began the build out process, only to find that the ESX 4.0u1 installer (and ultimately the entire OS) did not recognize either of the two Intel Quad Port GB server adapters I have installed. [...]
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Tags: ddk, esx, host, issue, maintenance mode, NIC, process, quad port, server, server adapters, Service Console, U PowerEdge, undisker, VMware, vSphere/ESX