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VMWare has launched its alpha version for vSphere mobile client. Using the mobile application, which is currently only available for Android you can manage and monitor your virtual environment. For now, you can power on and off your virtual machines and look at historical and real-time performance metrics. To install… Let’s have a brief look at Windows Failover, HyperV and Site Aware clusters and their failover process. A bit of what should be taken into the account and some of the best practices. Operating principle The cluster itself works from server nodes – hosts, that run services and VMs. These… VMware on April of this year released an update version 6.7 to their virtualization solutions including ESXi and vCSA. Some of the major improvements included: ESXi quick boot, which essentially allows to reboot ESXi without rebooting the server itself, saving time on hardware initialization; TPM 2.0 support; Backup scheduler that… As the number of wireless network users increase a rapid growth in the number of wireless networks can be observed, therefore Wi-Fi solutions become more advanced and more complicated. With the complexity of these solutions comes a possibility that a given solution will create myths around itself. Wi-Fi networks aren’t… HPE continues to consolidate their management and monitoring tools, now it is time for HPE InfoSight. After a long wait HPE 3PAR has been added to HPE InfoSight. It combines best of both worlds from HPE StoreFront, which we previously used to monitor HPE 3PAR disk arrays from anywhere and… Microsoft project Honolulu – tool, that provides fast and easy Windows Server management. Honolulu installation is quite simple. A Windows instance has to deployed in your infrastructure (it can be physical or virtual and can even run on Windows 10 machines!), it can work as a server management gateway, installed… vSphere mobile client
Brief introduction to Failover Cluster
Tips for VMWare vSphere upgrade
Myth-busting with Ekahau Sidekick?
HPE InfoSight adds 3PAR, StoreOnce and RMC
Project Honolulu – A new way to manage Windows Servers
