One of the components I was scheduled to deploy at a client’s office required SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services and since I was semi-fluent with performing SQL installs, I went ahead and told the client
I’ve been working at a client’s office the past few days trying to isolate some call quality issues with their OCS 2007 R2 enterprise environment and one of the administrators there told me one of
As trivial as uninstalling or removing a feature from Microsoft SQL Server 2008 may seem, I find that if you don’t do this often enough, the screens presented to you during the removal process are
Some of you might have come across one of my previous posts: Creating vCenter 4.1 SQL database and ODBC DSN Connection https://blog.terenceluk.com/creating-vcenter-41-sql-database-and/ … what I realized today while having to install Update Manager 4.1 was
I recently got asked a few times about what DSN to use for 64-bit and 32-bit versions of SQL Server so I thought I’d write a post to get that cleared up. The answer is
Problem I’ve been asked a few times in recent months about a problem that some administrators may come across when they setup coexistence between Microsoft OCS 2007 R2 and Lync Server 2010 where they would
For those who are not familiar with Cisco UCS Manager, note that in order to launch the manager, you need to have Java installed on the workstation, laptop or server you’re trying to access it
To follow up on a post I wrote back in October 14, 2010 which was titled: Problem when upgrading from ESX 3.5 to ESXi 4.0 or 4.1 – Why are my RDM LUNs showing up
I ran into an interesting error while working at a client’s office when I was given the wrong hostname for an ESXi server I needed to connect to and because the error message I saw
I received a call from a colleague today asking me to look at a problem he had with accessing the KVM Console of a new Cisco UCS B series deployment we’re currently a part of.
