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Category Archives: administration
Operational Readiness
One thing I am thinking about due to the VCDX application is operational readiness. What does it mean to pronounce this project or solution good-to-go? In my world it would be to test that each feature does exactly what it … Continue reading
My Fun with the VMware Enterprise Administration and Design Exams
Sorry I have been missing for a few weeks. I know many were quite worried why I hadn’t blogged for a couple weeks (not really). Back in February I sat for the Enterprise Administration Exam at PEX in Las Vegas. … Continue reading
Posted in administration, capacity, vcdx
Tagged design, enterprise administration, vcdk
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VMware View – User Profile Options
All the technology and gadgets for managing desktops are worthless if your users complain about their experience with the desktop. Something I learned administering Citrix Presentation Server. Differing methods exist to keep the technical presentation of the desktop usable, for … Continue reading
Posted in Windows, administration, performance, view
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VMware View and Xsigo
*Disclaimer – I work for a Xsigo and VMware partner. I was in the VMware View Design and Best practices class a couple weeks ago. Much of the class is built on the VMware View Reference Architecture. The picture below … Continue reading
Posted in administration, cloud, network, performance, storage
Tagged view, vmware, xsigo
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Storage Design and VDI
Recently I have spent time re-thinking certain configuration scenarios and asking myself, “Why?” If there is something I do day to day during installs is this still true when it comes to vSphere? or will it still be true when … Continue reading
ESX Commands – Summary
It took just about a year. Which shows I need more consistency with my blog (should have been about 1 month). I finally finished a brief explanation of each esxcfg command. My little self study for the VCDX, this is … Continue reading
ESX Commands: esxcfg-vswif
The esxcfg-vswif command allows you to create and modify Service Console ports and their IP information. Many times I have to change stuff after the install process is complete and the only place is via the direct service console because … Continue reading
ESX Commands: esxcfg-vswitch
This is a command I use the most often. It is big when I configure Equalogic and MPIO in vSphere. Additionally, many times I show up on site and the network is not configured prior to my arrival. Even if … Continue reading
Central Syslog Host for ESX – Syslog-ng
Someone may have already written all this, but oh well. 1. Install something free like Ubuntu Server. 2. I use Ubuntu because I like Debian and apt-get. So run: #apt-get install syslog-ng Running Syslog-ng gives you more than the standard … Continue reading
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