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 by vCenter, Update Manager, View and individual ESX/ESXi hosts. Today…
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 can find yourself in the same predicament as us and…
Good evening, I have been speaking with co-workers about this blog and a few expressed interest in blogging about their day-to-day systems administration duties. In the near future you may see some posts from Steve Kremer. Steve is a co-worker of mine who deals with Active Directory, Citrix and Enterprise…
As many of you know, I have created a vCheck feature request list (http://bit.ly/dGrNjh) using comments from the Virtu-Al.net site. I’ve been working through them as time permits. In a post earlier in the week, I provided a solution to make ‘vCheck as a vSphere Client “Solutions and Application”‘. This…
I’ve always stored my vCheck report output file in “C:\ProgramData\VMware\VMware VirtualCenter\docRoot\vCheck”. I use the file name “index.html” for the output file name, which makes it the default document name for that folder. I’ve always thought this was a really cool place to put the report, because I can simply type…