The following is a perfect example of the smallest misconfiguration on my part in something seemingly so trivial can cause calls to fail. I’d have to say that what tipped me off was a problem
Unfortunately, the policy applied to my computer is set to overwrite logs which meant I wasn’t able to capture the local logs on my laptop in time to see what was written so the only
Ran into an interesting problem/discovery today while in the office when a colleague of mine was trying to assist someone in Montreal who had an issue. What he noticed was whenever he opened the registry
I ran into an interesting problem while performing a Nortel CS1000, NET VX1200 and OCS 2007 R2 integration for a client who are trying to have users slowly migrated to OCS. The problem happened when
Update – February 1st, 2011: I finally managed to get a small window to do a few tests with both ESXi 4.0 Update 2 and ESXi 4.1 to complete some tests and the following Part
While this error can be related to many reasons, I thought I’d share my experience since I ran into it a bit earlier last week while deploying View 4.5 in our demo environment. Before I
Coming from a Microsoft infrastructure background, I found it fairly easy to create the vCenter database but I’ve noticed in the past that some of my colleagues who haven’t had exposure to Microsoft SQL Server
While the installation for VMware vCenter 4.1 isn’t a whole lot different than vCenter 4.0 or even Virtual Center 2.5, I figure I’ll write a post describing the process since I documented one of my
Lately I’ve been asked about how someone can go about on delaying the BIOS boot up screen for a virtual machine on ESX/ESXi because sometimes it loads so fast that administrators aren’t able to hit
As per one of my previous posts, I updated a UCS’ firmware from 1.3(1c) to 1.3(1n) (See post here: https://blog.terenceluk.com/2010/10/updating-cisco-ucs-firmware-from-131c.html) as I needed to 2 blades from the chassis for a VIEW deployment. Before I
