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vSphere free server IDS and firewall protection
Sandman replied to Theblacksheep's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
Saw this at VMworld this year. Was interesting There was a good presentation (TA3105) on "Long distance vMotion" by VMware which raised a few eyebrows. It might be worth a look. -
VMware vSphere server set up??
Sandman replied to scheduledtask's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
You also might like to try here: [ame=http://www.5min.com/Video/How-to-Install-and-Configure-VMware-vSphere-ESXi-40-121168043]How to Install VMware vSphere ESXi 4.0 Video ? 5min.com[/ame] -
There are loads of externat HDs around. Just shop around for a good one. IT resellers are usually on your side when they sell to you because they want continued business.
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Virtual Machine backup strategy
Sandman replied to albertwt's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
It currently doesn't support ESXi, however it is on the roadmap for future development.- 12 replies
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Virtual Machine backup strategy
Sandman replied to albertwt's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
There are loads of ways to do backups. VDR comes with vSphere I believe. esXpress has just been released in a new version which makes use of the new changed block tracking feature.- 12 replies
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Yep.. have to agree with a lot of these posts. If you have not cable to plug the TV into the ariel socket and the TV is not tuned into any channels they cannot do jack!
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VMware vSphere server set up??
Sandman replied to scheduledtask's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
Best bet if you get no joy here is to look at the knowledgebase at Xtravirt or the VMTN community forums. -
Virtualisation - where to start?
Sandman replied to speckytecky's topic in Thin Client and Virtual Machines
Best bet is to install ESXi and mess about with VMs Xtravirt have a load of good papers to help you get started VMware ESXi 4 Quick Install Guide: VMware ESXi 4 Quick Install Guide | Xtravirt -
You virtualised the world! Can you vmotion between countries?
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You can poke them out from inside the case with a fine piece of wire. Alternativly I've done this before with a metal rod and some super glue.
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I had an issue like this. Most PSUs will fit any motherboard although there will be some spare jack in some cases
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Sounds like a driver error. The wireless connection is not being reset when the laptop wakes.
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Yup. Most have been discontinued. Although if you are running ESX as well as ESXi I guess you could vMotion across and backup on ESX and then move back to ESXi. esXpress definitly has the capability to do this.
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Naming them personal names helps. You remember them more easily!
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Lots of Projects here too! (both personal & work) 1.) Box rebuild at home 2.) Lots of esXpress product demos 3.) Car needs new bushels (not happy about that one) 4.) 30th Birthday trip to Vegas 5.) Lots of software development projects That's the top 5 although not necessarily in that order! Oh if anyone wants a demo of esXpress Virtual Backup pls let me know! I'm doing tons anyway
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Some hosts only allow you to point an a different MX server with their intervention. I've had to get the support guys to point to a MX server other than theirs several times. Best bet is to contact your host.
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I agree. FRAPS is the most widely used i think FRAPS show fps, record video game movies, screen capture software
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These papers might give you an idea of where to go next: ESXi 4 Quick Install Guide VMware Thin Provisioning within ESX 4.0 How to Install VMware ESXi 4.0 on Workstation 6.5.2 as a VM
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Check you are not clearing the history each time you shut-down. Also try bookmarking all your frequently visited sites. They should show up then.
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There are a bunch of free whitepapers out from Xtravirt that cover vSphere quite thouroughly. I've found them useful over the last few days. Search | Xtravirt Enjoy
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Agree. Never had any issues here
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Headphones are a better all round solution, but introduce the problem that some can go missing. As elsiegee40 said the best option is monitors with speakers and a headphone minijack.
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This was what sprung to mind for me. Google Earth allows location and info tagging.
