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This week I had the pleasure of advancing my “virtualization program” at work. I also got a chance to install and configure my first “real” production VMware ESXi 4.0 server. Not my first, but the first one that isn’t educational and will really get used at the office. ESXi is what is called a “bare metal  November 20th, 2009 |  Tags: virtualization, VMware-Converter, VMware-ESXi, VMware-Server |  2 comments The Sysinternals folks today announced a new utility called Disk2vhd. As you might guess from the name, it creates a virtual hard drive from a running machine. So, just as you could use VMware vCenter Converter to create VMware images of live machines, you can now do the same for Microsoft’s Hyper-V or Virtual PC. Some interesting October 7th, 2009 | Tags: hyper-v, microsoft, sysinternals, virtualization, vmware, VMware-Converter | Leave a comment I needed to put a new domain controller up at one of our production sites this week. We had an older web server in the dev environment that doesn’t get much use these days so I converted it to a virtual machine (I love VMware Converter!) and then reloaded it with Windows 2003 R2. The install I’m having a heck of a time with VMware Converter on my Windows 2003 x64 VMware Server machine. Before I built this particular x64 box, I used to run Converter all the time on a 32bit server with no issues. But for some reason, it gets wonky on the new one. Heck, I even upgraded to VMware announced today that ESXi is now free. Virtualize processor, memory, storage and networking resources into multiple virtual machines with VMware ESXi, an enterprise-class hypervisor with a thin 32 MB footprint for added security and reliability. My current (also free) VMware Server machine at work is running Windows Server 2003 x64. You can bet it has a July 29th, 2008 | Tags: virtualization, vmware, VMware-Converter, VMware-ESXi, VMWare-Player, VMware-Server, windows-2003 | 3 comments |
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