Storage, store the .VHD file and the settings file at the same location and if possible format the hard drive using 64k blocks instead of using standard, that will increase speed […]
Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V – 10 things to remember
Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V – 10 things to remember
Storage, store the .VHD file and the settings file at the same location and if possible format the hard drive using 64k blocks instead of using standard, that will increase speed […]
TechEd Europe 2009 – Berlin – Day 1
So it has started, more than 7000 IT pro’s and developers are in Berlin to learn more and dig deeper. We started up at 10 am this morning by getting in to […]
Cluster Shared Volumes and iSCSI could be a problem
So you have decided to run Windows Server 2008 R2, using the new Clustered Shared Volumes features and you are going to have a SAN based on iSCSI. Good for you, then […]
TechEd EMEA – Berlin in November
Yes, I’ll be there, working in the “Ask The Experts” area, beside me at least five from my company is going to be there, if you have time or any kind of […]
MDT 2010 – Things you should know – Part II
I missed this one!, shame on me and all credits goes to P-O Axelsson and Bosse Törnqvist for letting me know (A beer sometime?) Fixing the “Final Reboot in a LiteTouch scenario” […]
MDT 2010 – Things you should do – Part I
I have one problem (well there might be more than one problem, but that is beside the point here). Since I have been doing some OS deployment for the last 23 years […]
Free P2V tool from SysInternals/Microsoft – Download and play with it today
Hey, sometimes it just happens and when it does it is normally simple, fun, small, cool and working. I’m talking about when Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell releases new a piece of […]
The Deployment Bunny 