Infinite possibilities in a Virtual world
I have just come across an excellent resource complied by Rodney Haywood, Rodos on the forums. How often do you know about a Document that you have seen, but can not remember where or when. Well chances are you can find it here http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-2590
So all kudos to Rodos
Nominiations for VMware vExpert are now open. Continue reading “VMware vExpert nomination page is now live”
VMware vExpert – it seems likely that the registration form to allow nominations will launch in the next 24 hours.
I have just come across a new blog site by Hany Michael called HyperViZor.com, whilst searching for some information on SRM. If the quality of his blogs are to be measured by the first ones on SRM then this should be one to look out for,
welcome to the blogging world and I hope your Bandwidth issues are soon sorted.
Scott Drummond of VMware has just created a document of the forums that details the Esxtop command, you can find it here Interpreting esxtop Statistics this looks like a detailed piece of work that somebody has needed to do for a while
so all credit to Scott for a sterling piece of work.
Welcome to 2009, I hope that this will be a prosperous and happy one for you.
This Year is looking to be a pivotal one for Virtualisation, VMware has vSphere on the horizon, Citrix will continue to aggressively target the VDI space with XenDesktop, and further the stalking tiger Mircrosoft will be releasing Live Migration for Hyper-V.
I would like to welcome Kyle Hughes, as a Contributing author on PlanetVM.Net. Continue reading “New Contributing Author.”
Just came across the following post, How to create a XPe guest on ESX, I have got to say well done to
http://collegegeek.org/2008/07/11/xpe-on-esx-3x/
It may be easier to read the above after reading Zach other post on running XPe as a guest, this time on Workstation.
http://collegegeek.org/2008/06/17/using-vmware-to-build-and-run-xp-embedded/
Again well done of a couple of excellent posts.
I was going to post on pNIC configuration in ESX, but it seems that Ed Haletky (Texiwill) has already done so,
Why reinvent the wheel I say, thank you Ed for an excellent series of posts
Stephen Foskett has just posted a very interesting commentary. have a read here.
He makes a raises number of very interesting questions.