Tweets, Twits, Twitter and Twittering!
If you are looking for more ways to fill your days with endless chatter and virtualization speak – twitter as mentioned before is creating a lot of buzz…
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Creating a LUN on an EMC NS20 Celerra Filer
Creating a LUN on an EMC NS20 Celerra Filer – Screen grabs by John Simon To leverage enterprise features of VMware such as DRS, vMotion and HA, shared…
P2Ving an XP Desktop? Turn off Simple File Sharing
I was recently P2Ving a fresh installation of a desktop computer running XP Professional when I encountered this VMware converter error : Here's How to disable Simple File…
Great VMware troubleshooting tip
Recently, I had the opportunity to call VMware technical support and received a fantastic tip to aid in troubleshooting networking issues. Backdrop: After installing 4 ESX servers on…
Vizioncore’s vFogLight Quick Installation
Ran through a quick installation of Vizioncore’s vFogLight monitoring software for VMware. For this example, I installed it on a physical VirtualCenter server. Run vFogLight 3.0.2. Click Next…
Suppressing the Citrix XenApp Tray Icon
Great tip from Sam Jacobs on hiding the XenApp tray icon. By default, when seamless applications are launched, an icon is place in the system tray which can…
HOWTO: Create a LUN on NetApp Filer for VMware
To leverage enterprise features of VMware such as DRS, vMotion and HA, shared storage must be allocated to all ESX server on the network. The process of creating…
Creating a local disk VMFS manually:
If the VMFS creation on the local disk fails through the GUI, we can create it via command line as a workaround. Putty into your server : putty…
Setting Full Hardware Acceleration with VBS in a POST P2V script.
Here is another useful bit of code script that I came across surfing the big bad internet. Dim RegValueData Set objReg=GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\.rootdefault:StdRegProv") objReg.GetStringValue &H80000002,"HARDWAREDEVICEMAPVIDEO","DeviceVideo0",RegValueData objReg.SetDWORDValue &H80000002,Right(RegValueData, 82),"Acceleration.Level",0 This…