Yesterday I attended the second VMUGIT yearly User Conference in Milan, representing Veeam as a sponsor with several colleagues. Although I’m based in Rome and we have a local team in Milan, I gladly volunteered to attend: these events are a great chance…
As a pre-sales, I’ve been pretty much working all the time very close with sales reps. And by “very close” I mean like cops working in pairs. You are – or at least you’re supposed to be – a team.…
Every object within a vSphere environment is internally tracked, and referred to, by a unique identifier called moRef ID (“Managed Object Reference ID”). Every virtual infrastructure object managed by vSphere (datacenters, clusters, hosts, datastores, VMs, vApps, vSwitches and so on) has…
After my previous post on LAN-Free backups for VMware vSphere, here’s the (somewhat) corresponding post for Microsoft Hyper-V environments. The Background is the same, so you can skip that part if you already read the vSphere post 😉 Background Generally,…
A couple of days ago I passed the VMware VCP5-DCV exam (version 510, for vSphere 5.1), and I’d like to quickly share my impressions. In a nutshell, I think it is a fairly tough exam. The Exam Good…