Month: August 2009

  • VMware Capacity Planner still missing the Intel Nehalem processor

    I know many Virtualization Consultants who all are still wondering where is the Intel Nehalem processor in the VMware Capacity Planner. The Nehalem processor has already hit the market more than 6 months back, VMware still has not update their Capacity Planner to include it. We all know that the Nehalem processor is providing a…

  • Sony VAIO laptops disabled Intel VT

    This article title say “Sony VAIO laptops disabled Intel VT“, but what should that mean to you. It should mean the world to a lot of us. It should mean think twice trice before you buy a Sony VAIO laptop, due to the amount of limitation that come with disabling Intel VT. Ok, let’s see…

  • Can you guess whose logo is this?

    I want all of you to look at this logo & try to guess which company logo is this :). Ah if you rather watch this post as a video instead of reading it check the video below else keep reading. I am sure this logo is familiar to most of us. At least I…

  • vCenter Server linked Mode. Error 28039. Setup cannot join vCenter Server to the linked mode group

    vSphere Virtual Center Linked Mode Prerequisites: Well, yes this article has two headers or titles. Guess what they are almost identical. I have seen “Error 28039. Setup cannot join vCenter Server to the linked mode group” all over the net & without any one posting resolution for it. hmmmm, how did I find out about…

  • VMware vSphere – VMware vNetwork Distributed Switch bug or limitation

    Many of you have already heard about the new VMware vNetwork Distributed switch. It has been a really great innovation by VMware. I believe most of us has already learned something about its benefit like: 1- Simplify Virtual Machine Networking: As you get to create one switch per cluster & create the policy across all…