We already have a Windows Server book in Spanish 2022! It is the book by Xavier Genestós that explains the new features that Windows Server brings 2022, Using Labs, Step-by-step examples and guides: WS2022LABS – Windows Server 2022.
And Monday arrived! and with it, a podcast for YOU! And today an epic episode, Tap Discover, strip, Find out what's new in Windows Server 2022; Microsoft's latest server operating system. Press Play!
I wanted to bring you closer to all those who do not know this perfect book, where we will learn all the new features of this new operating system, Windows Server 2019. A piece of book that Xavier Genestós has worked on, Lab-based technical book, Tricks, New features…
In this post, we'll look at another of Elasticsearch's wonderful components, within the Beats packages we will also find a utility that will help us to process and collect metrics from our Windows or Linux computers, known as Metricbeat. We will see how to export these metrics to Logstash to process them and store them in Elasticsearch to later visualize them with Kibana or Grafana!
If we have a vCenter Server Appliance or more commonly known as vCSA server in our organization and we want to know the status of its health and the service it offers… What are we waiting for? In this post you will see all the necessary steps to have the vCSA server fully monitored!
Good! Nothing, I wanted to share with you a little fight I had in a summer project, among several things he had to migrate a Windows DHCP server 2003 to Windows 2016 Server, I share with you the steps I followed to migrate it to the new server in less than a crows! Think of each DHCP environment, with each rank, with all the exclusions, Customizations… How to avoid resetting it!
In this post you will learn how to deploy a VMware vCenter Server Appliance 6.5, By following the steps in this document, you will be able to have a vCenter server deployed on a Linux appliance in a virtual machine to manage your vSphere infrastructure, both hosts and VMs! It is a second basic document in a series of articles to come! I hope that if it is not in this, The next documents will be useful to you!
If we have a vSphere 5.x platform and we want to migrate to the 6 vSphere, we can start with the vCenter Server, This document shows the steps to follow in an environment with a Windows-based server with SQL Server database,
Something super useful in a Raspberry to be able to connect from anywhere will be to set up a VPN server, In a previous document we already saw how to assemble it, But it was with PPTP, something not very sure let's say, in this document we will see how to install OpenVPN on a Raspberry, Here are some notes so that you can set up a secure VPN and connect from anywhere!
Well, Another way to upgrade to the vSphere version 5.5 will be to upgrade our vCenter Server (Windows-based), later we will update Update Manager and with it the hosts in an orderly way (to put an end to VMTools in virtual machines and raise vHD if interested). This is usually found in somewhat more complex environments, where neither vCSA nor update management is used.
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