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Sub-titled: “Don’t Suffer from Guy Eyes When Reading Documentation” I built a few VMware clients at work yesterday and then headed home to service pack and configure them in the evening. It wasn’t long before I recalled one of my biggest pet peeves about VMware server. The VMware client console stinks over a slow network / VPN  February 12th, 2009 |  Tags: Guy-Eyes, remote-desktop, virtualization, vmware, VMware-Server, vnc |  One comment I’ve mentioned Royal TS and Terminals both a few times in the past. The former is a great way to run multiple Remote Desktop/Terminal service sessions and the latter offers (with a bit less polish) that same functionality along with web, VNC and other options. Both are pretty slick and I’ve used them each quite Loaded up a brand new machine yesterday for one of the developers (that new Gateway I mentioned the other day, in fact). Fresh install of XP and Service Pack 3 and things were looking good. The developer was using Remote Desktop to finish installations and general configuration before moving it to his office. Suddenly he shoots I’ve finally taken the plunge and started to introduce Linux servers into our production environment at work. OK, OK… let me be a bit more honest: I was shoved into it – I just didn’t resist much! While I’m comfortable with installing and generally configuring Linux distros, I initially resisted due to my lack of I found a great new utility this week and I’ve already had the chance to use it several times. It has yet to disappoint and I love the flexibility it offers. Suppose you manage Windows machines and periodically need to remotely access them. There are several great utilities to help streamline this (for instance, I like July 18th, 2008 | Tags: ChrisControl, RDC, remote-desktop, Royal-TS, Tech-Ops, terminals | 3 comments |
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