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Tag Archives: Windows
Price Commitment for Windows Server Workloads
In a recent blog post filled with FUD and misinformation, the Microsoft virtualization team makes a surprising commitment to maintain Windows pricing. Continue reading
Windows Server 2008 R2 — Windows 7?
Microsoft released Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. Thee technical version number for those products is not actually 7, it is 6.1. Continue reading
Hyper-V Linux Smokescreen
Hyper-V Linux guests (SUSE) do not yet have integration components or customization capabilities. Nor can you P2V a Linux system to Hyper-V. Continue reading
Posted in Virtualizationism
Tagged ESX, Hyper-V, Linux, Microsoft, SCVMM, templates, Windows
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Windows Server Core training kit – 1994 edition
Recently, I was going through some old computer paraphernalia at home and came across something that might just come in handy if I ever have to use Windows Server Core:
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Tagged Fun, satire, Windows
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Nice writeup on Windows Server licensing
Licensing in a virtual environment can be confusing. Here is a nice summary of how Windows Server is licensed and explains the differences between Standard, Enterprise, and Datacenter editions. One thing I really appreciate about this article is that even … Continue reading
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Tagged licensing, Windows
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