Bad Pun I know, but I’ve made the move from my works laptop running Windows 8.1 over to my personal MacBook Pro. The apple machine is the last of the late 2011 model, and tbh I’ve hardly used it, so I purchased some RAM (4GB to 16GB) and an SSD (Samsung 850 Pro). The upgrades … Continue reading MAC’ing the move (Windows to OS X)
Last year I wrote about how to use VMware Update Manager to download HP Drivers for ESXi, Since then I’ve also found out you can add the following Dell repository into VMware Update manager; http://vmwaredepot.dell.com/index.xml Regards <a href=”https://twitter.com/saintdle”>Dean</a> (<a href=”http://lnkd.in/bUUrNkB”>Linkedin</a>)
So I jumped right in and upgraded my VCSA 5.5 to VCSA 6, you can find the official documentation and upgrade steps here. Pre-Reqs from VMware Verify that the clocks of all machines on the vSphere network are synchronized. See Synchronizing Clocks on the vSphere Network. Verify that the ESXi host on which you deploy … Continue reading Upgrade VCSA to VMware vCenter 6
Downloading a VMware Suite with the Push of a Button using VMware Software Manager One of VMware’s announcements today alongside the release of VMware vSphere 6 and additional products to support vSphere 6, was VMware Software Manager. Here’s the official blurb of the product, which I can’t really rewrite better myself; VMware Software Manager – … Continue reading VMware Software Manager – a quick guide
Here I am going through how to setup LACP port trunking for a Synology NAS device using HP Switching. 1. First off get your MAC Addresses of your Synology NAS interfaces you want to configure, these can be found in the DSM web login under Control Panel > Info Center > Network