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Before starting with the configuration let us understand some basics on iSCSI. Starting with the abbreviation iSCSI stands for **I**nternet **S**mall **C**omputer **S**ystem **I**nterface which is a block level protocol
Virtual Hosting is a method of hosting multiple domain names on a server using a single IP address. This allows one server to share its resources, such as memory and
In my last article I had showed you the steps to keep track of commands executed by individual users and to check the login time of respective users in your
**New Unified 1MB File Block Size** Earlier versions of VMFS used 1, 2, 4 or 8MB file blocks. These larger blocks were needed to create large files (>256GB). These different
PXE is an abbreviation for **P**reboot e**X**ecution **E**nvironment which describes a client server standardized environment to boot from a network a software assembly on a client i.e. an Operating System.
In Linux we have a utility rdesktop which is used to take remote to any Windows machine. let us see how it works and the iptable rules to allow or
I have written an article on [various types of disk attachment technology]({{< relref "disk-attachment-technology-fc-vs-sas-vs/index.md" >}}) so I hope you are aware of the kind of disk attached to your box and also [step
I have a Red Hat 6 vm created in my VMware Workstation Lab. I will just go ahead and add a new NIC card to my running RHEL machine. Now
**1. What is a Hypervisor?** It is a program that allows multiple operating systems to share a single hardware host. Each operating system appears to have the host's processor, memory,
### VMware vCenter Server 4.x **Hardware** | **Requirement** Processor | **Intel or AMD x86** (64-bit if installing vCenter Server