After VMworld, this is a bit longer than normally expected, but hey….after VMworld, it SHOULD be a bit longer than normal….
Continue reading “Virtual Update 2018-09-03”Author: MarkGabbs
VDI – How To Get Started
I had written this back in 2010 to a magazine, Virtual Intelligence Briefing.
I haven’t been able to find it, and people keep asking me for, “…how to start with VDI?”
I have not changed a word in this post from years gone by.
While versions have changed, as well as vendors that no longer exist, I believe that the logic applied herein is still valid.
Enjoy the Read!
Continue reading “VDI – How To Get Started”Virtual Update 2018-08-20
VMworld 2018
Las Vegas, Mandalay Bay, August 26-29Its coming quickly. If you know of anyone going, PLEASE…let me know. Want to make sure that we include our customers in anything WEI does in Las Vegas.
VMware vSphere 5.5 End of General Support
September 19, 2018 is coming, and many of our customers are engaged in projects getting their infrastructures up to date.It was a good five (5) year run on this version of vSphere, but all good things must come to an end.VMware has been repeatedly stating this over the past 7 months, and here is another reference back to a February post, with links and FAQs around the topic.
Virtual Update 2018-07-30
VMworld 2018
Las Vegas, Mandalay Bay, August 26-29
Its coming quickly. If you are going, PLEASE…let me know. Want to make sure that we include ALL our customers in anything WEI does in Las Vegas.
VMware vSphere 5.5 End of General Support
September 19, 2018 is coming, and many of our customers are engaged in projects getting their infrastructures up to date.
It was a good five (5) year run on this version of vSphere, but all good things must come to an end.
Virtual Update 2018-07-16
Something kept coming up when I’ve been chatting with customers lately. They have found out that I am snipping and keeping updates (from multiple sources), and sharing these every couple of weeks with the WEI team….and have been asked to post these notes here.
This is the first post, and I went back about two months.
This post will be a bit longer than most, and hopefully you’ll find it useful.
I will attempt to post this every two weeks, so as not to keep your inboxes too busy….
Thanks for reading!
Chicken Soup
It is our family’s favorite Sunday meal, we hope you will enjoy it as much as we have. –Ursula Gabryjelski
My Transition To No Cable TV
So I was tired of paying for cable. Having a DVR from Comcast was great. Until it started missing the shows that I wanted to watch, not following the schedule of the few shows that I actually want to watch. Plus cable TV is expensive. I get my Cable TV and Internet from Comcast at about $140/month. Internet only is about $60/month, so I decided to cut cable TV from my monthly expense. I have a Netflix subscription (I have a Wii, Xbox, and Apple TV capable of streaming Netflix) for $8/month to stream all the movies and TV Shows I want. Still, I wanted to get SOME TV, so I started to look at antennas to get my Over The Air (OTA) broadcasted channels. Continue reading “My Transition To No Cable TV”