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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Minor Update to vCheck 5.31 — beta testers required
I typically do not view my vCheck report as an email message…I have a link to the report on the home screen of my vSphere Client (if you’d like to see how to do that, please check out this post: … Continue reading
Posted in Scripting, Virtualization
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vCenter Mobile Access (vCMA) and custom SSL certificates
If you haven’t heard of the vCMA Fling, you should stop reading this article and check out http://labs.vmware.com/flings. It is by far my favorite application available. I like to use valid certificates on all VMware products. I’ve replaced certificates used … Continue reading
Posted in Virtualization
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Get ActiveSync Users
When you have almost 30,000 mailboxes, managing ActiveSync can become a nightmare. The nice thing about ActiveSync is that is just works. There is not too much configuration to get it setup, but if you do not plan ahead, you … Continue reading