Recently I configured a server within domain that wasn`t part of domain. It should host some services and be domain independent. To make everything easier for administration I enabled RDP connection for that non-domain server. Read More
In first article about Starwind Free SAN I covered installation of app. This one will cover serious stuff. I`ll be configuring Starwind Free SAN to work in cluster with HA storage.
Let’s say you are IT admin/engineer in small or medium company, and you want to cluster services in your environment but you don’t have enough money for “serious” SAN. You have (at least) two servers with enough storage and (at least) two switches, and you are ready to start.
You host your own email servers, you made sure that everything is redundant and works 24/7, but still, what if something fails and you lose email functionality and cannot receive new email for few minutes, hours…?
While importing virtual machine to HyperV in Windows Server 2012 R2 which was exported from Hyper V in Windows Server 2008 I got following error “Hyper-V did not find virtual machines to import from location…”