Hello guys,
Here are some nice documents about System Center Virtual Machine Manager. If you want to use them be my guest.
When you install the System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) server, you can assign some of the ports that it will use for communications and file transfers between the VMM components. While it is a best security practice to change the default ports, not all of the ports can be changed through VMM. The default settings for the ports are listed in the following table. Continue reading “VMM Ports and Protocols”
The following table is a reference to the rights and permissions, both within and outside System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM), that are required to perform common administrative tasks. Within VMM, role-based security determines the VMM operations that a person can perform and the objects on which the operations can be performed. For more information, see Role-Based Security in VMM. Continue reading “Required Rights and Permissions for VMM Administrative Tasks”
Beginning with System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) 2008, VMM implements role-based security to provide finer control over who can do what within the virtualized environment. This security model supports delegated administration, which was not available in VMM 2007. Self-service user roles replace the self-service policies that were used to administer virtual machine self-service in VMM 2007.
A user role defines a set of operations (grouped in a profile) that can be performed on a selected Continue reading “Role-Based Security in SCVMM”
All too often, server maintenance is an afterthought. It ends up being the steps we take in the wake of a disaster or as part of a reactive troubleshooting effort. By considering maintenance tools and techniques through a proactive lens, however, you can address potential issues before they become problems. You have considerable opportunities to save time, money and, most importantly, headaches. Continue reading “Windows Server: Proactive Windows Server Maintenance”
De laatste tijd kom ik steeds vaker op internet posts tegen van mensen die denken
dat Memory Overcommit en Dynamic Memory hetzelfde doen, of zelfs hetzelfde zijn.
Dit is NIET zo! Deze post is bedoeld om dit te verduidelijken.
Continue reading “Dynamic Memory vs Memory Overcommit”
There is a lot of confusion about how time synchronization works in Hyper-V – so I wanted to take the time to sit down and write up all the details.
There are actually multiple problems that exist around keeping time inside of virtual machines – and Hyper-V tackles these problems in different ways.
Problem #1 – Running virtual machines lose track of time. Continue reading “Time Synchronization in Hyper-V”
Hi guys,
herer are the new knowledgebase articles for this week.
Hi guys,
Here’s the overview of new knowledgebase articles from Microsoft products. Continue reading “New MS Knowledgebase articles for week 44”
Hi guys,
Here’s the weekly update off the new knowledgebase articles from Microsoft. Continue reading “New Microsoft Knowlegdebase articles week 43 2010”