I find that the best way to streamline the process of removing snapshots for a bunch of virtual machine master templates I use for several linked-clone pools is to use PowerShell CLI. This enables me
To follow up on one of my previous posts about recomposing an automatic linked-clone pool via PowerCLI: How to recompose VMware View 5.0 linked-clone virtual desktop pools with PowerCLI cmdlet https://blog.terenceluk.com/2012/03/how-to-recompose-vmware-view-50-linked.html … I’ve been meaning
As with most of the other VMware View 5.0 roles, deploying the Security Server role isn’t all that exciting (the excitement or frustration comes when configuring the firewall rules) so this post serves to show
Those who may have come across one of my other posts about using PowerShell to initiate desktop catalog refreshes within Citrix’s XenDesktop 5.5 will recall about my complaint towards the responsiveness of the GUI and
Problem You’ve successfully deployed a new VMware View 5.0 Security Server in your DMZ and published it for remote users to access but connecting to it through the internet displays a black screen for a
I’ve gone through a few migrations from a vCenter server SQL Express database to a full blown database and while it’s usually pretty straight forward, I find that I’ve always had to stop and think
Setting up the vCenter 5.0 Update Manager (VUM) database is pretty much the same as setting up the vCenter database but as always, I’ve decided to blog this just so that I have something to
I’ve been meaning to write an updated post to follow up on one of my previous ones: Creating vCenter 4.1 SQL database and ODBC DSN Connectionhttps://blog.terenceluk.com/2010/10/creating-vcenter-41-sql-database-and.html … to demonstrate setting up the database for vCenter
Problem You receive the following error while installing vCenter 5.0: The DB user entered does not have the required permissions needed to install and configure vCenter Server with the selected DB. Please correct the following
I ran into an interesting problem last week when I was told that one of the users in a VMware View deployment I had completed a few weeks ago was losing their signature in Outlook.
