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Tech ed 1.mov
by Installer on May.27, 2010, under Exchange 2010
Double-Take Software 101 provides a sneak peak at what to expect at Microsoft Tech 2010 in New Oleans. Look for new information on Microsoft Exchange 2010, Microsoft Hyper-V R2, Microsoft Office 2010, SharePoint 2010 and Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2.
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EMC & vmware: Tier 1 Application Availability & Flexibility
by Installer on Apr.13, 2010, under Exchange 2007
DETAILS, DEMOS, & LINKS BELOW Join emc’s Chad Sakac, senior director vmware strategic alliance, as he discusses the Best Practices for Tier 1 applications (eg, Microsoft Exchange 2007 and SQL Server) in vmware configurations. Learn how Tier 1 applications can be deployed at all phases in vmware configurations, while maintaining application consistency and meeting performance slas. For more information: Webcast Series: vmware and EMC Make Virtualization the Right Move Now: info.emc.com
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Storage Optimization for Exchange and SQL
by Installer on Apr.11, 2010, under Exchange 2007
Brian Henderson from emc’s Center for Excellence discusses seven inside tips on utilizing Microsoft and EMC features and functionality to help ensure a robust information infrastructure for your Microsoft Exchange and SQL environment. For more information: · Solutions for Microsoft – www.emc.com · Solutions for SQL Server and Business Intelligence – www.emc.com · Solutions for Microsoft Exchange and Unified Communications – www.emc.com
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inputbox in VBS – tutorial
by Installer on Apr.03, 2010, under Vbscript
How to use inputbox in a vbscript. First code: y = inputbox(“Message here”,”Title here”,”and textbox message here”) Second code: Name = inputbox(“Write your name here:”,”Test with inputbox”,”Here”) x = msgbox(“Hi ” & Name & ” !”,16,”hello”)
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DEMO: Hyper-V Live Migration with Exchange 2010 and SQL 2008 on EMC SAN
by Installer on Apr.03, 2010, under Exchange 2010
You’re setting up your virtual servers on Hyper-V servers and you’re moving stuff around pretty quickly… You place two busy virtual machines (vm’s) on the same host. Performance is bad. You need to move the vm’s without downtime – we use Windows 2008 R2 Live Migration to show this. By accident, you place multiple heavily utilized luns for different vm’s that are competing with each other on the same set of disks. No problem. NQM gives you the ability to be able to place a threshold on lun’s (like 500 IOPS max for SQL 2008 R2 in the video) and let others (like a standalone Exchange 2010 VM in the video) have more IOPS to service more requests. EMC storage devices can do this in both physical and virtual environments. clariion Virtual Provisioning and Thin luns simplify SAN management and allow for dynamic online growth anytime in the future.
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Diffrent way to Loop in a vbscript – Tutorial
by Installer on Apr.02, 2010, under Vbscript
Learn a few diffrent way to Loop in a vbscript