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December 10, 2010 • 3 min read • Events

Dutch VMUG: Keynote

Today the 6th edition of the Dutch VMUG has started. Viktor van den Berg, Dutch VMUG leader, opened the VMUG around the 9.30 with a couple of facts…

December 10, 2010 • 2 min read • Events

Dutch VMUG: PowerCLI is for administrators!

Luc Dekens and Alan Renouf did a great presentation on PowerCLI. PowerCLI is based on PowerShell. PowerShell is designed by Microsoft with the…

December 10, 2010 • 2 min read • Events

Dutch VMUG: vCloud Director presentation and demo

Willem van Engeland (VMware) and Duncan Epping (VMware, Yellow Bricks) did a presentation on vCloud Director. Paul Maritz said earlier: Cloud-based…

December 10, 2010 • 4 min read • Events

Dutch VMUG: VMware HA and DRS - Q&A

Duncan Epping, Consulting Architect, Cloud Practice Frank Denneman, Consulting Architect, PSO Duncan and Frank are the authors of the VMware vSphere…

December 10, 2010 • 3 min read • Events

Dutch VMUG: vSphere Advanced Troubleshooting

Eric Sloof, instructor and blogger for NTPro.nl, gave a great presentation on advanced troubleshooting on vSphere. Eric shows that you can use…

December 20, 2010 • 1 min read

Another VMGuru.nl blogger switching sides

After 12 years it was time for something new, something exciting, something fresh. From the 1st of January 2011 I will also be working for Imtech…

January 13, 2011 • 3 min read • Troubleshooting

Scaling up/out? Or genuine performance troubleshooting?

I was reading another article about cloud computing today. Almost all articles and posts seem to focus on how easy it is to add resources to your…

January 27, 2011 • 1 min read • VMGuru

Revert to snapshot from within a VM

For a couple of ThinApp packaging machines I didn't want that the packagers had access to the vCenter Client, but still let them revert to a…

April 22, 2011 • 1 min read • VMGuru

VMware Fling - PXE Manager for vSphere

I just fiddled somewhat with the new fling from the VMware site: the VMware PXE Manager for vSphere. And if you ask me, it's not just a 'fling', but…
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