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Finishing some setup for my Unifi Dream Machine Pro

December 28, 2020 Jon Owings Leave a comment

I wanted a better home router. During the learning from home phase of the 2020 pandemic I learned I could…

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Posted in: Kubernetes, network

Some NSX-T Things I learned

October 29, 2019 Jon Owings Leave a comment

The last few months I have done a lot of work with NSX-T. I have not done so much networking…

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Posted in: Kubernetes, network, PKS

Lead the Transfomation

May 9, 2012 Jon Owings Leave a comment

Speaking with customers everyday the most common thing I see the infrastructure teams struggle with is how do we get…

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Posted in: network, Uncategorized, vFabric Filed under: applications, Cloud, scale out

vSphere Metro Stretched Clusters – Some Info/Links

October 29, 2011 Jon Owings 2 Comments

A lot of questions lately about vSphere Clusters across distance. I really need to learn for myself so I collected…

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Posted in: cloud, datacenters, network, storage, Uncategorized, vmware Filed under: Cloud, HA, stretched cluster, vMSC, vsphere

Trunks – Dell Power Connect and Cisco

December 21, 2010 Jon Owings 1 Comment

I recently needed to install a stack of Dell 6224 Power Connect switches. The core of the network was actually…

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Posted in: cisco, dell, network, Uncategorized

Firewalls are not Routers

April 29, 2010 Jon Owings 3 Comments

I am no network super-genius but I do enough with networking to be able to get by. Two common mistakes…

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Posted in: network, Uncategorized Filed under: firewalls, networks

Ask Good Questions

April 5, 2010 Jon Owings 3 Comments

This happened a long time ago. I arrived at a customer site to install View Desktop Manager (may have been…

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Posted in: network, performance, Uncategorized, view, vmware Filed under: performance, vdi, view, vmware

VMware View and Xsigo

February 18, 2010 Jon Owings 14 Comments

*Disclaimer – I work for a Xsigo and VMware partner. I was in the VMware View Design and Best practices…

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Posted in: administration, cloud, network, performance, storage, Uncategorized Filed under: view, vmware, xsigo

ESX Commands: esxcfg-vswif

December 21, 2009 Jon Owings Leave a comment

The esxcfg-vswif command allows you to create and modify Service Console ports and their IP information. Many times I have…

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Posted in: administration, network, Uncategorized, vcdx Filed under: esxcfg, vcdx

ESX Commands – esxcfg-firewall

April 1, 2009 Jon Owings Leave a comment

I have really forgot to keep up on my VCDX study path. So today a quick tidbit on the esxcfg-firewall…

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Posted in: esx, network, Uncategorized, vcdx, vmware Filed under: esxcfg, vcdx, vcp, vmware

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