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VCDR – VMware Cloud Disaster Recovery, product description, personal experiences working with the product.

VCDR – VMware Cloud Disaster Recovery is a service offered by VMware to create a Disaster Recovery solution based on public cloud infrastructure and VMware solutions. The concept is to easily calculate the costs of operating such a DR solution, making it easily scalable, and, perhaps most importantly, easy to …

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VMware

VMUG Tech X 300 i København 20. – 21. September 2023

This year, I had the opportunity to participate in a fantastic event that took place in Copenhagen – VMUG Tech X 300. It was an outstanding gathering where not only a large number of people attended, providing a great chance to catch up with friends, but also, and perhaps most …

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Uncategorized

Sharing content between Apple devices.

If you have more then one Apple device you probably have already noticed how easy is to share your files, contact or password between the devices. It is fantastic in terms of productivity that you can see the last document you were working on one device in the recent document …

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VMware

Migration VM between environments and storage traps.

Problem definition: VM migration between environments can have various subtle consequences. One of them is the behavior of the disk when migrating, for example, using HCX, from a traditional environment based on SAN storage to a vSAN environment. Traditional SAN environments usually (though not always) utilize thick-provisioned disks. Some arrays, …

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Transfer music to Apple Music from CSV

Music streaming services are fantastic; I can’t imagine life without music. Music has been my companion through my whole life, both good and bad times. It -plays- significant role in my life. I can remember in highchool, I was always imagined I have music in the backgroud like in the …

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Linux

Compare md5 between linux and macos

The md5 can be calculated against the file in order to compare two files or to be sure that the file you are dealing with is the one you wanted (if something for example is downloaded to your local server/computer from Internet). In all (I know) linux distribution you can …

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VMware

VMware Converter 6.4

If you think VMware Converter is an outdated product that should no longer be considered, think again. VMware Converter may not be updated every month, but its latest version, 6.4, is evidence that VMware hasn’t forgotten about the product—or at least, recognizes its utility. As a reminder, VMware Converter is …

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Free(BSD)

Converting MOV File to Smaller Size: A Guide to Converting to MP4

If, like me, you happen to be recording your desktop, which is quite simple and convenient on any current operating system (including ChromeOS or MacOS), sooner or later you may run into a disk space issue. From time to time, when I’m working on new configurations or playing around with …

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VMware

NSX-t do not work as expected with tags

Hi everyone, today’s post is about solving an issue that took me quite a lot of time. The fix turned out to be easy, but it wasn’t obvious, and I still need to find the root cause. I was working with pfSense (Netgate) in a VMC (AWS) environment. pfSense is …

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Free(BSD)

MacOS helpful tricks and some other findings.

MacOS in excellent, proven modern (but with long history) operating system. It is extremely stable – 50-60 days uptime shouldn’t surprise. It is with POSIX implementation, secure, standarised Unix. All the features implemented in that OS over the years should make most users happy, regardless advances or beginners.You can like …

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