I’ve recently been asked at least 5 times over the past 2 months a problem that may seem trivial but at the same time be quite the annoyance. An administrator attempts to change the hostname
To follow up on one of my previous posts I wrote earlier in the year in February: Manually deleting orphaned and/or stale virtual desktops in VMware View Manager poolshttps://blog.terenceluk.com/2013/02/manually-deleting-orphaned-andor-stale.html … I finally got fed up
I ran into an issue last night after receiving a call from the same client who had an issue with their View 4.6 environment a few days ago that desktops are no longer being refreshed
I was called by a client today asking me to to have a look at their VMware View 4.6 for their VDI infrastructure that was reporting vCenter was down. Fixing vCenter wasn’t too difficult as
I’ve been asked several times recently what the process is to mount a USB drive directly to a virtual machine when one is plugged directly to a host and as easy as it really is,
It has probably been 4 or 5 years since I’ve had to P2V old HP DL380 G3 servers with Windows Server 2003 but a recent datacenter virtualization project I’ve been involved in had 2 full
A colleague of mine recently called me during a P2V operation using the VMware Standalone Converter on an older Dell Tower with Windows 2003 SBS server. He noticed that the cloning process would briefly start
A colleague of mine recently reached out to me about an issue while installing Windows Server 2012 on a VMware ESXi 5.1 hypervisor where he would receive the following error message: A media driver your
Problem You’ve received a complaint that when a user attempts to log onto their desktop, they immediate get kicked off. Logging onto the desktop with another account appears to be fine and the following errors
Problem You’ve successfully installed the new SSO and Inventory service then proceed to upgrade your existing vCenter 4.1 Build 4.1.0, 491557 to vCenter 5.1 but receive the following error while upgrading the vCenter service: Error
