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Microsoft Virtualization Certificates

Recently, Microsoft released some new certificates with the main aim: Virtualization. There are four new exams, which are listed below:
  • 70-659: TS: Windows Server 2008 R2, Server Virtualization
  • 70-652: TS: Windows Server Virtualization, Configuring
  • 70-669: TS: Windows Server 2008 R2, Desktop Virtualization
  • 70-693: Pro: Windows Server 2008 R2, Virtualization Administrator

If you pass three of the exams you’ll receive the title: MCITP: Windows Server 2008 R2, Virtualization Administrator.

Two of these exams are mandatory (70-669 & 70-693) and one you can choose yourself (or 70-659 or 70-652).

More info:

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VMworld 2010 Registration

April 27th, 2010 No comments

VMware opened the registration for VMworld 2010.

VMworld2010

More Labs – Self Paced

All Labs are self-paced so you have more freedom and options to choose from.

No Session Registration

No need to pre-register this year. You’ll have ample opportunity to attend the sessions of your choice as each one will be repeated at least twice.

Knowledge Experts

Collaborate with industry leading subject matter experts in sessions, discussions and one-on-one meetings.

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problems when installing vCenter 4

December 10th, 2009 No comments

when you having problems while installing vCenter 4 and get an error at the moment he’s installing vCenter Server Directory Services Instance check the following:

vCenter Server installation fails if the root drive of the directory where it is installed does not have Read permission

Details

If you are installing vCenter Server, you may experience the following symptoms if the Windows Network Service account does not have Read permission on the root drive of the directory where vCenter Server is being installed:

  • vCenter Server installation fails
  • vCenter Server installation fails when the installer attempts to install the VMware ADAM instance

Solution

This issue occurs because Read permission is required on the root drive of the directory where the vCenter server is being installed.

To add the Network Service account with Read permission:

1. Right-click the root drive and click Properties.

2. Click the Security tab.

3. Under Group and user names, click Add.

4. Enter Network Service and click OK.

5. Check Allow for the Read permission for the Network Service account in the Permissions for Administrators pane.

6. Click Apply and OK.

Note: If the Everyone account has the Read permission, then the Network Service account also has this permission.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, remove the system from the domain, install the vCenter Server, then re-join the system back to the domain.

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