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Daniel Matey, Ingeniero Preventa Datacenter, Microsoft

Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 ya disponible!!!!

La descarga la teneis en: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=bc49c7c8-4840-4e67-8dc4-1e6e218acce4&DisplayLang=enç

Podeis leer sobre todas las novedades que trae en: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/virtualserver/evaluation/vsoverview.mspx

Un pequeño resumen:

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Virtual Server host clustering. Support for host-to-host connectivity lets you cluster all virtual machines running on a host.

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iSCSI support. iSCSI clustering enables guest-to-guest connectivity across physical machines.

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x64 support. Virtual Server runs natively within a 64-bit Windows host operating system, providing increased performance and memory headroom.

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Enhanced PXE booting. PXE boot support has been added to the virtual machine network adapter. This means that when the appropriate network infrastructure is in place, you can perform a network installation of a guest operating system in the same way as physical servers.

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Other improvements. Virtual Server now includes improved hyperthreading, support for F6 Disk (SCSI driver), Active Directory integration using service connection points, and virtual disk pre-compactor functionality.

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Performance improvements.

Añadiria tambien como novedad importante el soporte para copias por VSS.

Disfrutarlo!!!

Posted: 11/6/2007 22:02 por Daniel Matey | con 5 comment(s)
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Gura ha opinado:

Dios, y yo machaca que machaca el F5 y no aparecía. Gracias!!

# June 11, 2007 10:38 PM

Osvaldo ha opinado:

Tengo un problema con la configuración de la tarjeta de red en el servidor ritual, la configura correctamente, pero cuando le doy un ping al servidor virtual no me responde, ya verifique los DNS, WINs y mi Gateway, todo pero sin embargo no tengo respuesta del servidor virtual vía red.

Me podrías apoyarme para resolver este problema que ya no se por donde resolverlo por favor.

Saludos

Osvaldo

# June 18, 2007 6:21 PM

Charlie Batch ha opinado:

Hi guys I need wireless data collection software for my blackberry and Motorola. I have been trying to find something for years now. It needs to support drop down menus, gps, check boxes, maybe capture photos, and bar coding. If anyone knows anything can you please point me to the right direction.

# June 23, 2007 4:33 AM

Cory Withrow ha opinado:

I have been working in construction industry for about 3 years and we found a solution that does this. We use it for wireless bar code reading and GPS tracking. The best part is we can customize the forms on-the-fly which saves us a lot of time over a customized solution. The company that makes the product is Westlake out of LA I think. There website is www.westlakesoftware.com. Their product is call AirMobility.net. They made a custom Extranet for us for our company to use but their main product site is www.airmobility.net. We found this service set up to make it pretty easy for us to migrate the information to our back office system. We use the technology and route it to 40 different servers nationally; has worked flawlessly for about three years. I am note sure if this will match your exact needs but it is what we have been using and it has been working pretty well for us.

Cory Withrow, IT

# June 26, 2007 12:26 AM