TechHui2024-03-28T19:45:35ZLou Darnellhttp://www.techhui.com/profile/LouDarnellhttp://storage.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/353366834?profile=RESIZE_48X48&width=48&height=48&crop=1%3A1http://www.techhui.com/group/virtualization/forum/topic/listForContributor?user=2jr5te6it3u3g&feed=yes&xn_auth=noVMWare Engineering job opportunitiestag:www.techhui.com,2015-10-21:1702911:Topic:1371512015-10-21T23:48:13.739ZLou Darnellhttp://www.techhui.com/profile/LouDarnell
<p>Hi All,</p>
<p>Wanted to let everyone know that we are hiring (TEKsystems) for a few VMWare engineering positions. One position requires a VCP certification and focuses on overseeing the design, implementation, and support of both virtual computing platforms and the associated physical environments for network and Data Center applications. The second position we are hiring for will focus on deploying and supporting VDI for a large organization in Hawaii. If you, or anyone you know, are…</p>
<p>Hi All,</p>
<p>Wanted to let everyone know that we are hiring (TEKsystems) for a few VMWare engineering positions. One position requires a VCP certification and focuses on overseeing the design, implementation, and support of both virtual computing platforms and the associated physical environments for network and Data Center applications. The second position we are hiring for will focus on deploying and supporting VDI for a large organization in Hawaii. If you, or anyone you know, are interested don't hesitate to contact me and I'll gladly give you more information.</p>
<p>Austin</p> HCC vsphere training(VCP) in Maytag:www.techhui.com,2010-03-31:1702911:Topic:589902010-03-31T17:12:44.121ZLou Darnellhttp://www.techhui.com/profile/LouDarnell
<div>I'm going to attend the a vsphere training to get a VCP in May at HCC. It is at a more affordable price than the vmware online/hosted ones. Say hello to me if you happen to be there.</div>
<div><br></br><div>I was using MS disk2vhd(actually bought from sysinternals) instead of vmwares converter last week as it worked a little bit better on a particular server of mine. On that 2003 server r2 sp2, the hardware layer changed so much the MS activation licensing thing pops up, simple go around is…</div>
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<div>I'm going to attend the a vsphere training to get a VCP in May at HCC. It is at a more affordable price than the vmware online/hosted ones. Say hello to me if you happen to be there.</div>
<div><br/><div>I was using MS disk2vhd(actually bought from sysinternals) instead of vmwares converter last week as it worked a little bit better on a particular server of mine. On that 2003 server r2 sp2, the hardware layer changed so much the MS activation licensing thing pops up, simple go around is to click telephone, change product key, put in your product key, then shutdown the virt machine and bring it back up. Downside on disk2vhd is it only works XP and higher, no 2k boxes.</div>
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<div>Is there still a HI vmware or virtual group that meets up? </div>
<div>I found what looks like an old one linked from the vmware hub sight but the last posting was pretty old. </div>
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</div> Virtulized IP PBX and voice applicationstag:www.techhui.com,2010-01-29:1702911:Topic:557372010-01-29T07:55:28.032ZLou Darnellhttp://www.techhui.com/profile/LouDarnell
<p>ComTel is one of five global sites to be conducting a field trial on a virtual IP PBX running on VMware and a Mitel PBX. To my knowledge, we are one of the first companies to install and use a virtual PBX.</p>
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<p>We are intending to provide both premise based solutions as well as push them out as a hosted VoIP solution.</p>
<p>ComTel is one of five global sites to be conducting a field trial on a virtual IP PBX running on VMware and a Mitel PBX. To my knowledge, we are one of the first companies to install and use a virtual PBX.</p>
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<p>We are intending to provide both premise based solutions as well as push them out as a hosted VoIP solution.</p> Hosting virtualized workstationstag:www.techhui.com,2008-12-27:1702911:Topic:288012008-12-27T00:49:34.884ZLou Darnellhttp://www.techhui.com/profile/LouDarnell
I've set up 3 organizations now to use thin clients + virtualized xp workstations and it seems to be working rather well. I was thinking of moving from on-site servers at the customer prem to a hosted service model and service a larger audience.<br />
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My question is: Has anyone tried this before? Can anyone offer advice on obstacles I may encounter (other than bandwidth and hardware resource issues)?
I've set up 3 organizations now to use thin clients + virtualized xp workstations and it seems to be working rather well. I was thinking of moving from on-site servers at the customer prem to a hosted service model and service a larger audience.<br />
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My question is: Has anyone tried this before? Can anyone offer advice on obstacles I may encounter (other than bandwidth and hardware resource issues)? What virtualization software is your organization using?tag:www.techhui.com,2008-12-20:1702911:Topic:284602008-12-20T10:47:10.303ZLou Darnellhttp://www.techhui.com/profile/LouDarnell
I've worked with different virtualization software in production and test environments. I wanted to start this thread to see what virtualization software others are using.<br />
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If I'm not mistaken, vmware has been around the longest and is on most production servers. However, ms virtual server r2 has come a long way and looks promising in replacing workstations with thin clients. Openvz is good for virtualizing linux boxes and virtualbox is just for goofing around on your workstation.<br />
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MS Hyper-V…
I've worked with different virtualization software in production and test environments. I wanted to start this thread to see what virtualization software others are using.<br />
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If I'm not mistaken, vmware has been around the longest and is on most production servers. However, ms virtual server r2 has come a long way and looks promising in replacing workstations with thin clients. Openvz is good for virtualizing linux boxes and virtualbox is just for goofing around on your workstation.<br />
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MS Hyper-V looks very promising but it looks like it's going to be expensive and because it's beta, I wouldn't put it onto any production machines.<br />
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Thoughts anyone?