Well, I’m back in the UK after my trip to the USofA last week for the 10th annual VMworld Fest. I was rushed off my […]
VMworld 2013: What’s New in vSphere 5.5 – The Virtual Machine – 62TB VMDK
Executive Summary: This became a bit of monster post. But here’s the keypoints in a nutshell. VMware vSphere5.5 supports 62TB disks – it’s not 64TB […]
VMworld 2013: What’s new in vSphere Replication 5.5
The extension of vSphere Replication into the main vSphere SKU last year with the release of 5.1 must have been one of the most welcome […]
VMworld 2013: What’s New in vCenter 5.5
I guess there’s going to be a bit of “mea culpa” to had around vCenter and SSO. I guess we were little caught out on […]
VMworld 2013: What’s New in 5.5 – vSAN
Yes, I know it sounds a bit weird to have a “what’s new” post on a new product – but in effort to keep these […]
VMworld 2013: What’s New in ESX 5.5
So I guess your beginning to detect a theme in my recent posts. Please bear with me, normal service will be resumed shortly. You may […]
VMworld 2013: What’s New in vSphere 5.5: Virtual Machines
Note: Sorry for the poor quality of graphics in my post. Some of them were taken from videos and powerpoints (so I could get this […]
vCenter Server Appliance: Recovering from out of diskspace…
Houston, we have a problem This week I had a major problem. My vCenter Server Appliance just stopped working for apparent reason. I couldn’t login […]
vINCEPTION: Nested Windows 2012 HyperV on vSphere5.1
Acknowledgement: I’d like to acknowledge Ricky El-Qasem’s blogpost on the Veeam Blog. This was written in Sept, 2011 ago as Ricky has moved on to […]
UDA 2.0 (Build 23) – Adds Support for Windows 2008, Windows 7/8 and Windows 2012
I’ve been doing some recent experimentation with nesting Microsoft Windows 2012 HyperV under vSphere5.1 – and that lead me to looking at the UDA as […]