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Read Errors

  By Chris | July 15, 2010 - 8:08 pm | Tech
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The final (?) note on the ESXi / HP saga (part 1 / part 2). This is too much of a downer to continue documenting! I’ll start with a quick tip: If moving data to NFS shares seems slow or gives you frequent timeouts look to your network gear. I … Continue reading →

Tagged ghettoVCB, HP, network, NFS, VMware-ESXi

WhatsUp Gold Engineer’s Toolkit

  By Chris | June 30, 2010 - 9:55 pm | Tech
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The folks at Ipswitch released their WhatsUp Gold Engineer’s Toolkit this week. I was in the beta for the past month and find it a pretty handy ‘kit. What I hadn’t realized was that they’d be giving it away for free when launched. Nice! So hey, if you do any … Continue reading →

Tagged free, Ipswitch, network, utility, WhatsUp

VMware Player 3.0 and Network Configuration

  By Chris | October 29, 2009 - 8:34 am | Tech
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I updated VMware Player to the latest version (3.0) on my home machine last night[1]. Wanted to check out the latest version and get a first hand look at the new features. I pointed it to my trusty Xubuntu “security” virtual machine and booted up. I ran into a snag … Continue reading →

Tagged hamachi, network, vmware, VMWare-Player

Tip on vmnetcfg

  By Chris | August 18, 2009 - 9:48 pm | Asides
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Tip: vmnetcfg is a really handy tool to tweak VMware network configs. Just don’t forget to run it as admin if on Vista or Win 7 (I always do…).

Tagged network, vmware, VMWare-Player

Broke (then fixed) VMware Player Networking

  By Chris | February 24, 2009 - 5:30 pm | Tech
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As many long-time readers are aware, I’m a big fan of virtualization. I like to do testing and dev work in virtual machines as that helps keep my primary machine(s) cleaner and leaner. It also lets me keep a whole fleet of machines around without needing all that extra hardware … Continue reading →

Tagged hamachi, network, virtualization, vista, VMWare-Player
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