MyTIC : SharePoint2010

MyTIC vous invite à découvrir les nouvelles fonctionnalités de Sharepoint 2010, le 23 mars prochain dans les locaux du BEP. Sharepoint est la plateforme Microsoft permettant la mise en place de portail Web de gestion de contenu collaborative. Elle propose de la gestion de contenu web, de la gestion électronique de documents, la mise en place de forums, la possibilité de créer des formulaires, des statistiques décisionnelles BI ...

Booting from VHD

I have a lab based on Hyper-V but for mobile testing I would be able to run different configuration on my laptop. Virtual PC could be a solution but unfortunatly 64 bits guest OS is not possible.
The solution I choosed is a multiboot but test OS are stored in VHD.
This will work even your laptop is not Intel-VT or AMD-V

Booting from VHD

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Microsoft Exchange 2010 in 10 slides

A quick introduction to Microsoft Exchange 2010.

Microsoft Exchange 2010 in 10 slides

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MyTIC : Aperçu de la nouvelle version du logiciel de développement Visual Studio 2010

MyTIC, le premier Groupe Francophone d’Utilisateurs des technologies Microsoft, (http://www.mytic.be/) vous invite ce jeudi 04 Février 2010 à assister à son deuxième événement gratuit dans le cadre prestigieux du MIC (Microsoft Innovation Center) près de Mons.

Hyper-V Live Migration using SRDF/CE

All the credits of this post goes to Hypervoria !: http://hypervoria.com/hyper-v/hyper-v-live-migration-using-srdf-ce.aspx

John Toner: Here's a video demonstration about using Hyper-V Live Migration in a SRDF/CE cluster, SRDF/CE is is EMC’s geographically dispersed clustering software. SRDF/CE is an EMC proprietary product that is used to integrate EMC’s SRDF technology with MSCS You might notice that we are not using CSVs in this demo as SRDF/CE does not currently support CSVs. I'll write more on that topic later on when I find the time.

Direct link to the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5Hhzay4Dqs

Security is not an option ;-)

Ok,

Today, again a got a SD card with a very specific Virus...
It's "normal" that when you buy a car you have by default a "state of the art" of safety measure/instrument included in your car...Even if few high tech safety stuff are still  option's.
But YOUR CAR is really SECURE related to common technology BY DEFAULT.

Do you thing that this statement is true for the IT (understand your personal computer) I don't thing so.

So, how to get the same level for your IT? I will not extend but failing your IT security could cause serious damage, personal or institutional.

Next post will go back to .. Microsoft Exchange matter... ;-)

VMware officially supports (some) long-distance VMotion scenarios

VMware officially supports (some) long-distance VMotion scenarios
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At the beginning of July virtualization.info reported how VMware, Cisco and EMC (the VCE triumvirate?) are working together to execute virtual machines live migrations across data centers that are 80 km (50 miles) away from each other.

Well, what was considered an impressive yet experimental configuration in July became an officially supported scenario in September.

The three companies discussed three different scenarios for long-distance VMotion at VMworld 2009 and announced the joint validation for one of them, where VMware supports a 200 km live migration (assuming you can satisfy some pretty demanding requirements):

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