So far this year it has been quite busy!But for my own sake I’m trying to learn as much as I can, and therefore I had laid some plans regarding certifications test ahead. Since Microsoft has released Windows Server 2012 and has reintroduced MSCE and MSCA titles I have a whole lot to deal with […]
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With System Center 2012, Microsoft gathered all of their previous System Center products and gathered it as one large product.So now in 2012, System Center now contains (Service Manager, Configuration Manager, Operations Manager, Data Protection Manager, Orchestrator, Virtual Machine Manager and App Controller) It is split in two editions, one for standard and one for
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A lot of fuzz is going on regarding virtualization these days, and the primary topic is Hyper-V vs VMware vSphere.And of course there going to be some arguments regarding which one is better, and which of them has the more features and who is the most enterprise ready so on and so forth.Just last week
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If you want to connect to SCVMM with PVS you need to do some changes on the SCVMM server first. Now why would you add a connection to SCVMM from PVS? Using a Provisioning Services streamed vDisk, the XenDesktop Setup Wizard assists in deploying virtual desktops to a number of cloned virtual machines (VMs) as
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Cortoda is a company, which has focused on BYOD / MDM solutions. They have a Drop box-alike solution which I have blogged about earlier, called Cortado Workplace, an excellent HTML5 based solution. http://msandbu.wordpress.com/2012/08/06/cortado-workplace/ They also have a product called Corporate Server which includes features like.* HTML5 website for remote access to files and folders* Ability
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Since the release in April, Microsoft has been working hard to finish the service pack 1 for System Center 2012. This is needed because the regular System Center 2012 release does not support Server 2012. Therefore Microsoft has to move fast to release SP1 so customers can start building Server 2012 + SC 2012 infrastructure.
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Finally the day has come, as I mentioned in the previous post the TechPreview of XenApp connector for Configuration Manager 2012 is now released on Citrix.or as they call it “Project Thor” it allows for a flexible application delivery solution that combines the best of both worlds (Configuration Manager and XenApp)I’ve managed to deploy the
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The long awaited connector for XenApp to Configuration Manager 2012 is now available for TechPreview on Mycitrix.comLink here –> https://t.co/bPPw0Eny You can see a video regarding the functionality here –> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CncS4Tp3Vgg&feature=youtu.be Ill come back with more when I get to work with the details about it
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when regarding to the newly released vSphere 5.1 and pricing. Vmware has just announced the death of vRAM pricing (and now you can have unlimited vRAM at no extra cost) , and here are the new prices for vSphere 5.1-> https://www.vmware.com/products/datacenter-virtualization/vsphere/pricing.html Remember the prices here are at PER CPU basis. So for instance if you
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Vmware has just announced vSphere 5.1 and it has alots of new features. What’s New in VMware vSphere 5.1? • Larger virtual machines – Virtual machines can grow two times larger than in any previous release to support even the most advanced applications. Virtual machines can now have up to 64 virtual CPUs (vCPUs) and
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