I figure that I’ll most likely forget this some time in the future which is why I wanted to write a blog post about how you can obtain the boot up logs of an ESXi
During the first few Cisco UCS B Series deployments I was a part of, there was always this problem that I would run into that I knew what I needed to do to get around
While this error message may be obvious to the seasoned VMware ESX/ESXi administrator, I’ve found that it’s a common question some newer administrators who are just getting into VMware’s virtualization technology tend to ask which
As mentioned in my previous post about updating Cisco UCS C-Series server’s firmware with Cisco UCS Server Configuration Utility, as an alternative, you can also use another package named: Server Standalone Host Utilities to update
I’ve been meaning to get the posts for updating Cisco UCS C-Series server firmware with: Server Configuration Utility Server Standalone Host Utilities … up for awhile but have been caught up with a lot of
While it’s not a very complicated process to configure a virtual drive on a Cisco UCS C-Series server with a LSI MegaRAID controller, I noticed that I’ve been asked a few times about the process
While this particular problem isn’t specific to OCS 2007 R2 or Lync Server 2010, I happened to come across it during one of my deployments. Let’s first start by providing some background information on the
This has been a part of the “to blog” list for sometime so I just wanted to make a quick note about the following problem: You have your new Lync Server 2010 pool set up
As I mentioned in my previous post: https://blog.terenceluk.com/2011/01/quick-note-about-changes-to-how-lync.html the GUI of Lync Server 2010’s Control Panel only allows you to put in a domain and not a path after the URL. In OCS 2007 R2,
One of the changes I noticed with Lync Server 2010 during my earlier deployments was that you can no longer enter a URL for your External web services to download your Lync client’s address book.
