Matthew Hester brings us the 19th installment of our series this month with a look at Windows 8 Applocker. He writes, "One of the Technologies we introduced with Windows 7 was AppLocker. AppLocker presented a great new way to control what applications...

I hope you enjoyed the latest series on Migration and Deployment as much as we did! If by chance you missed any of the installments here is a complete list with links Series Introduction Introduction to the Migration and Deployment Series by...

It's March already??? Our new series is kicking off and this month we dig into server virtualization. The first installment details out what all is coming this month. As always, if you would like to contribute to one of these articles or have any tips...

Hosted by CITPG as the biggest IT Pro community event every year in the Charlotte area, this year promises to be bigger and better than ever. We will have presentations from some of the nation’s top technology professionals (MVP’s and Microsoft...

Kevin Remde discusses the topic of Hot-Add in Hyper-V in today's server virtualization blog series article. This is a great reference for those looking to get certified as well, since the article quickly identifies what can be added to a running VM in...

Dan Stolts brings us the latest installment in our series where he breaks down the importance of dynamic memory, and then compares it to the way that other Hypervisors might perform similar functions. http://itproguru.com/expert/2013/03/virtual-memory...

Virtualization Experts Series - Part 4 arrives today. I originally wrote this article in answer to many requests during my Pro Camp events, but felt it needed added to our series this month. During my Pro Camp events I often get asked about Hyper-V...

Here's a little snippet from the great article Keith Mayer just published in the series: "In this article, we’ll walk through the process of connecting Windows Server 2012 and Hyper-V Server 2012 to common iSCSI storage arrays. Because most of...

Our blog series on virtualization has gotten off to a good start. For today’s article we discuss network virtualization in Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V. For the basics, virtual machines need to be presented with a network port in order to gain access...

Virtualization Experts Series continues with Live Storage Migration explained by Brian Lewis. This step by step article shows the how, why, and what of moving virtual machine disks from one physical location to another, and the Powershell command is thrown...

To build upon my recent post for virtualization networking, Harold Wong, explains the details behind NIC Teaming, as well as some PowerShell cmdlets on the subject. Take a look here: http://blogs.technet.com/b/haroldwong/archive/2013/03/15/server-virtualization...

I've been out on the road delivering events and writing my first Windows 8 app, so today I am catching up on the blog series underway with our team. Here are the articles from last week concerning high availability: Brian Lewis started off last week...

Keith Mayer tackles the challenge of locating VHDs, especially good for those who inherit virtual environments from previous admins, or just for a quick scan to see what all is out on the storage. This post is complete with PowerShell cmdlets and scripts...

Chris Avis released the latest post in our series and this time he takes on performance monitoring in Hyper-V environments. Great step by step instructions for inspecting your environment with tools already in the toolbox: http://blogs.technet.com...

As our virtualization environments continue to grow with VMware, Hyper-V, and Xen Servers we need to take a new look at the management capabilities we require to properly do the job of VM administration. In order to achieve a single pane of glass across...