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Highlights – Week of August 4, 2008
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T
he discussion of managing Hyper-V continues this week with an Ask the Expert session on how it ties into OpenManage. Even if you’re not able to attend the live chat itself, you can still submit your questions ahead of time to the featured speaker by starting a thread on the bottom of these chat pages. Then come back after the chat and view the transcript at your convenience to see what the attendees had to say. And if you have experiences of your own to share or questions on the subject outside the specific chat topics, don’t hesitate to post them to the
Hyper-V Management home page
where you will also find demos, screen shots, and further reference information.
Hyper-V Management
: TechCenter topic home page to bookmark
TechTuesday Chat: August 5, 3 PM Central Time U.S –
OpenManage and Hyper-V
August 11 – VMware ESX 3i
August 25 – Hyper-V Feature / Function / Performance
September 8 – Blades 101: New Features, Deployment, IO Modules
Recent TechCenter Activities
Good discussion on capabilities of the Self Service Portal in last week’s TechTuesday Chat,
Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) Overview
. Also went over the
SCVMM demos
now available on cloning and Vmotion from within SCVMM.
Capturing MD3000i performance information was good but even better is a
video on how to turn it into a graph
.
Favorite of the Week
“We are getting an MD3000i…need to have off-site backups of the SAN, but I'm not sure how to proceed.” See how they worked out the
solution
.
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