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How to use Solutions to ease administration.
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By Tom Fenton
Yes, creating new virtual desktops is extremely fast.
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By James Green
You may not be as safe as you think. This tutorial shows you how to check.
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This free utility should be a handy addition to your diagnostic toolbelt.
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By Tom Fenton
Horizon 7 includes Instant Clones, which allow virtual desktops to be created in moments. Learn how to get it set up in this first installment.
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By Tom Fenton
Now you can manage an ESXi host with any HTML5-compliant browser.
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In the first installment of a new column, Paul Schnackenburg walks through the steps for setting up Microsoft's new management tool.
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By Tom Fenton
Save lots (and lots) of time setting up your virtual desktop infrastructure.
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By Tom Fenton
It's easier, and works better, than you might think.
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By James Brown
It's a cost-effective alternative to vRealize Operations Manager.
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By James Green
Creating custom stacks from the command line for use in vMotion and Provisioning.
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By James Green
New settings allow you to change account lockout and password complexity rules in minutes, saving huge amounts of time.
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By James Green
Don't gamble on your infrastructure's resilience. Make sure you have redundancy built in.
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By James Brown
How to restrict USB drives while still allowing audio and video to VDI clients.
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Putting your databases in the public cloud might be scary, but the rewards are substantial. Here's how this fictional company does it.
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By James Brown
Using Ravello Systems to create proof-of-concept upgrades.
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By Tom Fenton
A wide range of storage arrays have been made available with the release.
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By James Brown
It's a new feature that introduces tighter security controls into your virtual infrastructure.
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Virtualizing a DC can be frightening, but it's likely to be better for your datacenter.
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Microsoft's virtualization platform has matured into a solid, dependable workhorse. Here's a primer for getting the most out of it.
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Digging into Azure IaaS, migrating LOB systems and more.
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By Sean Massey
A new vSphere feature lets multiple virtual machines share a PCI card.
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By Sean Massey
Get better graphics to your virtual desktop infrastructure users.
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Combined with Cross vCenter vMotion, it's a powerful feature.
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In this first installment on moving to a hybrid cloud, our fictional company decides on the cloud provider and creates the infrastructure.