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Source: www.computerweekly.com --- 15 hours ago
Scotmid, a 250-store Scottish retail co-operative, has replaced 23 servers to consolidate and virtualise its IT infrastructure with a high-performance five-server IBM IT platform running VMware. ... Source: www.macworld.co.uk --- 22 hours ago
Free Virtualisation tool can give your Mac multiple personalities Although Virtualisation and emulation technologies have been around for decades in the world of big iron mainframes, it’s only in the last year or so that Virtualisation is starting to appear on desktop machines. The advantages are obvious. With a Virtualisation shell you can multiboot OS X, Windows, Linux, other Unix variants, and even DOS all on the same machine. This has obvious curiosity value, but the practical applications shouldn’t be dismissed. ...
Source: www.itnews.com.au --- 12 hours ago
Software management vendor CA will make a major push into the Virtualisation space today with a tool aimed at managing virtual and physical resources. ... Source: www.computerworlduk.com --- 21 hours ago
Symantec announced the latest release of its Backup Exec product family to provide comprehensive data and system recovery of virtual and physical systems. ... Source: www.ameinfo.com --- 19 hours ago
F5 Networks has expanded its Data Solutions portfolio with the F5 ARX4000 and Data Manager solutions. The ARX4000 is part of F5's family of intelligent file Virtualisation platforms and supports 10 gigabit Ethernet. F5 Data Manager lets customers look in detail at their file storage, including usage patterns and trends, which can be used to identify potential optimisations and cost savings. ...
Source: www.techworld.com --- 1 day ago
Software as a Service overcomes hurdles in implementation Almost three quarters of organisations believe that server Virtualisation will drive the adoption of software as a service (SaaS) with most of them aiming to adopt SaaS within five years. ... Source: www.macworld.co.uk --- 7 minutes ago
Run Windows on a Mac without rebooting? VMWare say you can. Virtualisation is lining up to be the next big thing, and VMWare is trying to place itself as the most flexible option for running multiple operating systems at the same time. The competition is already well developed. Parallels Desktop has been available almost since the first Intel Macs appeared, and Sun’s VirtualBox has become the go-to app for developers who want a quick check of compatibility between platforms. ... Source: www.responsesource.com --- 8 minutes ago
NSG adds three new partners; RTO Software, RES Software and Tufin Technologies to its Technology Incubator, strengthening its offering and giving clients access to the latest technologies. Nebulas Solutions Group (NSG), the security, acceleration and Virtualisation specialist has announced that Virtualisation experts, RTO Software and RES Software, and Tufin Technologies, the security lifecycle management company, will join its highly successful Technology Incubator programme. NSG has added the three organisations to the Incubator programme as they offer some of the most advanced technology currently available. Whilst resident in the Incubator, NSG will work with RTO Software to develop and evaluate its virtual desktop infrastructure solution providing faster log-ons, eliminating profile corruption and cutting IT infrastructure costs. Dutch vendor, RES Software?s inclusion allows NSG to develop and evaluate its user workspace management solution which provides just-in-time personalisation across multiple devices, operating systems and application delivery mechanisms. Tufin Technologies expertise in firewall change management and compliance reporting will strengthen NSG?s portfolio by providing additional PCI compliance solutions. Launched in 2007, the Technology Incubator aims to develop and bring new, innovative technology to market. It offers a low-cost yet high return entry to new markets and customers in the UK. Before enterin ... Source: www.arnnet.com.au --- 1 day ago
Investing in desktop Virtualisation systems can save organisations swathes of money, according to a recent IDC case study. ... Source: www.itsecurityportal.com --- 3 days ago
John Abbott, Chief Analyst, The 451 Group sums up Virtualisation as proving to be a catalyst for introducing or revitalizing related technologies. It is easier to move virtual resources around a datacentre (or multiple datacentres) in response to demand, to deploy new resources more rapidly, and to redeploy them once they are no longer required. ... Source: blog.webpulser.com --- 5 hours ago
Webpulser lance son offre d’hébergement virtuel ! Clé en main, cette solution propose aux administrateurs un hébergement efficace et adapté à leurs besoins. Cette offre de Virtualisation offre de nombreux avantages par rapport aux offres d’hébergement classiques : une sécurité accrue, de meilleures performances, un coût inférieur… En outre Webpulser met à disposition ses connaissances et son savoir-faire technique pour assurer le bon fonctionnement et la pérennité de vos applications. Plusieurs offres sont proposées pour être au plus près possible de vos attentes et de vos besoins. Pour plus de renseignements consultez le site www.hostingpulser.com ... Source: web2.minasi.com --- 17 hours ago
There are 1 replies, with the last one on 10/07/2008 at 09:32:36 AM by Jazzy Quote: Hi Micheal, I've done a lot of Exchange 2007 migrations these days and only 5% was on physical hardware. All our customers are running VMware ESX and Exchange runs just fine on this platform. Did an install on Hyper-V too but it doesn't really matter with virtualization solution you use. By the way, you won't get "better" results in performance. Instead you have to keep in mind that VMware or Hyper-V gives a performance penalty of, let's say, 5-10%. But it will give you all the advantages of Virtualisation, like hardware independence, flexibility, new disaster recovery scenarios, etcetera. A migration to a single box Exchange 2007 server is the most simple one. Basically you have to add the new server in the existing Exchange org, enable public folder replication, move the mailboxes and remove the old server. This is a good starting point to read: http://technet.microsoft.com/nl-nl/library/aa997617 (en-us,EXCHG.80).aspx ... Find more results for Virtualisation on RSSMicro.com |
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Martin Courtney, Server Virtualisation, which allows multiple virtual machines to run separately on a single physical computer system, has become a priority for many IT departments, thanks to the multitude of benefits its supporters say it delivers. But IT chiefs considering deploying the technology need to be aware of how different priorities can affect their implementation plans. Consolidation is the most common driver for adopting server Virtualisation, says Cris Colfescu, consultant at The Project Network [http://www.project-network.com/ec/Folders/PreviewDoc.asp?id=63] The Project Network, a firm specialising in delivering Virtualisation and project management advice. “Some people think they will cut costs in terms of energy consumption and rack space leasing, some are thinking about reduced hardware maintenance costs and others are interested in reducing their carbon footprint,” says Colfescu. Earlier this year UK charity Comic Relief [http://www.comicrelief.com/] Comic Relief implemented a virtual server and storage environment designed to do just that. It cut the number of physical servers it was running by 20 per cent, helping the charity to meet its environmental commitments by reducing the power consumption of both physical machines and the air conditioning systems needed to cool them. “We used to have 20 servers, we now have 16 running virtual machines,” says John Thompson, Comic Relief’s head of IT. Simon Evans is dire ...