CarlC Computer Tips, Tricks, and Support
First, I did NOT pick Barracuda by default. I’ve been using Open Source versions of software to remove and prevent spam from hitting our email servers for years now. I was given a 30 day free trial for my company, NetworkX, to test with. Loading the product… Now, lets start with some good news. […]
I was installing VMware Player 5.0.2 onto my Linux laptop that runs Fedora Core 18. The installation works perfectly, and the first time you click on VMplayer, it starts to install. I would get a error message “C header files matching your running kernel were not found. Refer to your distribution’s documentation for installation instructions”. […]
With everyone in the world converting from “Physical” server to virtual, and in our attempts to use less electricity, less cooling, and just being “Greener”, I decided to look at Migration Specialties Avanti. You can find Migration Specialties at www.migrationspecialties.com . We currently have different AXP servers, but for my test, I will convert a Dec […]
Well, over the weekend, I got a chance to convert from using XP Professional for my “Windows” needs to Windows 7. When I created the Windows 7 system Virtual Machine [VM] on ESX 4.1 with update 1, I used the defaulted “LSI Logic SAS”. This has been the “Controller of choice” for many a Windows […]
I just like how some software, like logwatch, does a great job at monitoring and sending you daily log files. You can really stay on top of things with a wonderful free opensource product like this. Unfortunately, logwatch does not really know about ESX, and the differences between a regular Linux server and the […]