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Virtual Machines

Posted on July 23, 2013 by Vitaly

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This page will be a moving target as we will be checking out new machines and technologies, and likely adding and deleting current virtual machines to keep up with current technologies. Below is a list of the virtual machines that I hope to create (each on their own page, with their own trials and tribulations).

Centos Hypervisor (Cyclops)

Posted on July 23, 2013 by Vitaly

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Cyclops was originally setup to be a failover for the primary hypervisor (Wolverine) however after realizing that I should probably cover the babysteps of KVM before jumping into high availability, I just set it up as normal hypervisor. It has the following specs: Dell R510 Server 2 (Cyclops) Primary Purpose: Hypervisor CPU: Dual L5520 Xeon CPUs

Home.Lab Project

Posted on July 23, 2013 by Vitaly

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I think that ultimately, anyone in any technical position needs their own sandbox to properly learn any kind of emerging technology. Sure you can always pick up a book, or google your way to happiness looking for certain configurations and problems that you run into when setting up infrastructure, but I feel that personally the

Black Widow (RHEL 6.4)

Posted on July 23, 2013 by Vitaly

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Since one of the aspirations I have for this site is learning via blogging/documentation (and get in a better habit of documenting steps in real IT projects, something I have NOT fared well with maintaining our own internal Wiki as well as I have liked), the first machine that I will create (outside of Punisher,

Troubleshooting XP Scheduled Tasks

Posted on February 15, 2013 by Vitaly

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I use Scheduled Tasks in Windows XP to kick off automated processes. On one particular machine, everything worked fine for several years until recently the scheduled tasks would no longer start. Checking the Scheduled Tasks’ properties, the user account was still configured correctly with the correct password. Checking the Scheduled Tasks’ log in: Start –>

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