Two weeks ago, I took my VMware Certified Advanced Professional – Data Center Virtualization (VCAP6-DCV) and can happily say I passed! Though I have taken and blogged about several of my…
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In the last few months, I have had the opportunity to work on a number of certification writing projects and I thought I would write about some of my thoughts…
After implementing VM Storage Profiles this week at a client’s site, I noticed that even though I had added the correct storage profile to the virtual machine, and to the…
One of my clients I love spending time with have a constant battle to keep VMware Tools (VMTools) up-to-date and keeping the VMs time in sync. I sadly, don’t get…
In my last post, I started to explain my re-interest in End User Computing (EUC) as I entered the world of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). In this post, I wanted…
Over the last few years my career has increasingly being divorcing me from end user computer (Desktop) support. I have been designing, deploying and supporting SDDC solutions across multiple industries…
I was asked by one of my clients to look at a locked VM that couldn’t be powered off, deleted, edited, vMotioned or otherwise altered from its current state. As…
Last week, I attended the VMware NSX HIT (High Intensity Transfer of Information) course in the VMware EMEA HQ in Staines, UK. This training is hosted and taught by the…
I was very excited to hear that at VMworld US 2016, Alan Renouf announced that PowerCLI is coming to Mac. No release date has been announced but meanwhile I wanted to see…