Computer always, since I got a Commodore 64 at the end of primary school, through his beloved Amiga and Linux infinite number of consoles, until today, fully virtual day. Since 2001, Unix/Linux Systems Administrator, for seven years a faithful companion and protector of Solaris system, until his sad end. In the year 2011 came in the depths of virtualization, then smoothly ascended into the clouds and continues there today. Professionally working as Systems Architect in the Polish Security Printing Works.
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2014/10/23
by Piotr Pisz
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Much of the servers used by us in the Datacenter is equipped with internal hard drives. They are not used for anything. I decided to take the opportunity to move these drives to our Lab in order to better test … Continue reading
2014/10/21
by Piotr Pisz
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Often we do not have access to the specific vendor hardware. Storage are very expensive toys and do not appear, just like that, in home labs. Fortunately, companies such as EMC provide simulators. VNX simulator, for example. Of course, this … Continue reading
2014/10/10
by Piotr Pisz
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This week started for us terribly, on Monday random View machines has started restart cycle, interrupted by “Blue Screen of Death”. The first suspicion fell on the Trend Micro Deep Security 9.5 and its new modular agent. The driver what … Continue reading
2014/09/22
by Piotr Pisz
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Before writing this post I made a little research. I came out to me that it is not so easy to arrange remote access through the web browser to your own workstation. There are various solutions, for the most demanding … Continue reading
2014/09/12
by Piotr Pisz
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With so-ranking title, must immediately answer the question of why we have to balance traffic without so cool solution which is the iApp (for View)? The answer is simple, using iApp, do not do anything you did not anticipate its … Continue reading
2014/09/07
by Piotr Pisz
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In the first part I described how to configure Nested ESXi, and additional entry described how to configure the network, so that in vCenter 5.5 was possible to communicate with it. So I assume that we have our wonderful, active, … Continue reading
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