Passed VCP510 Exam
This morning I took the VCP510 exam and passed! This was a little tougher than the VCP4 exam. 85 questions, and it took me an hour. Lots of good …
POSTS
174
posts
(18 pages)
vSphere VSA Raid requirements relaxed!
Today VMware announced on it’s blog that the RAID 1o requirements will be dropped, and that VMware will be supporting RAID 5 and RAID 6 as well. …
Changing Local Admin Passwords on the network
Every so often, it’s good practice to change passwords. I think that everyone it IT is aware of that. One of the most overlooked passwords is …
Switching to Linux?
I’ve been getting frustrated with Windows lately - like everyone has at some point or another.. So I decided I would attempt to run Linux on my …
Creating a Nested ESXi 5 Environment
**UPDATED for ESXi 5.1 HERE** Since vSphere 5 was released earlier this year, it is now time to get ready to pass the VCP exam. I am a VCP for both …
Exchange 2010 Distribution Group Management
One of the things I like about Exchange distribution groups is that they can be manged by the list’s owner, taking a bit of work off the IT …
vSphere 5 VSA – Virtual San Appliance – Part 3
Management and Maintenance As if getting the VSA installed wasn’t easy enough, VMware has made the VSA virtually (no pun intended) management …
vSphere 5 VSA – Virtual San Appliance – Part 2
Installation and Configuration Now it’s time to install the VSA. Remember, we need 2 (or 3) fresh ESXi 5.0 installs, joined to our vCenter …
vSphere 5 VSA - Virtual San Appliance - Part 1
With the release of vSphere 5, comes VMware’s VSA (Virtual Storage Appliance). What exactly is it? Well, it’s VMware’s answer of …
vSphere 5 vRAM Changes
Thanks to the numerous traffic about vSphere 5’s vRAM “tax” - VMware has changed the entitlements. (Take a look at Justin’s …