Hello World, In part I of this post, we have seen how you could install the Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter (MVMC) software. As described in the previous post, you could install the application on a standalone windows machine or if you prefer to centralize the operation from your vSphere client, you can choose to install the
Hello World, I've been asked some time ago if it was possible to migrate from "VMWARE" infrastructure to the new Hyper-v 3.0 infrastructure. Microsoft has put a lot of effort to have this migration happening in the most painless way. So, yes, it's possible to migrate from a Vmware infrastructure. In fact, there multiple ways that
Hello World, It has been a while since my last post (that was a good post wasn’t it). I didn’t get any holidays this year. I’m currently busy with 2 different projects and I have really little time to blog lately. Today, I want to talk about ADMT v3.2. In my previous post, I notified you about the release of this version. I wanted
Hello World, Today, I would like to finish the post about Bulk Changes in Active Directory. In part I, I've quickly demonstrate how to use built-in capabilities to make changes in bulk within your Active Directory. However, there are some limitations about using this technique. For example, you cannot change password in bulk or unlock
Hello World, In this post, I have mentioned that was possible to resize the VHD Disk size using the VHDResizer. The tool is quite straightforward and allows you to perform one of the following operations : Increase the Size of your VHD Disk Shrink the size of your VHD Disk Convert a Fixed Disk to Dynamic or the other way
Hello World, Recently, I needed to convert my physical laptop into a Virtual Machine. Indeed, I've received a new Laptop loaded with Operating System and Applications. That was time for me to transfer my data from the old machine to the new one. I did that and didn't encounter any major issues. However, I wanted to keep for some time the
Hello World, This is also a quite frequent question we are receiving. Is there an easy way to check if a computer support 64-bit operating system and if virtualization technology can be used ? Luckily, yes, there are some tools that allow you to check these kind of information. With the new iteration of the Virtual PC (Windows XP mode),
