I took me a while to figure out where the settings for the Network Editor in VMware Fusion 5.0 Professional. Found it so, I thought I’d share a quick video on locating and configuring it.
VirtualizedGeek Tech Talks Episode 5
March 18, 2013 By 2 Comments
Episode 5 is all about SDN since you guys can’t get enough of SDN talk.
Network as a Service as I wished it
VirtualizedGeek Tech Talks Episode 4
March 11, 2013 By 4 Comments
VirtualizedGeek Tech Talks Episode 3
March 5, 2013 By 1 Comment
Episode 2 of VirtualizedGeek Tech Talks
February 27, 2013 By Leave a Comment
I’m on the road in Episode 2 and using the trusty iPad as a content creation tool. I talk about Yahoo, Google Chromebook, VMware Horizon and PaaS vs IaaS in the enterprise.
VG Tech Talks Episode #1
February 21, 2013 By 2 Comments
The first Virtualizeed Geek Tech Talk. We talk about the difference between OpenStack and VMware. You can provide feedback in the comments section.
How many VM’s can you run in VMware Workstation 8?
August 10, 2012 By Leave a Comment
An experiement to see how many VM’s I could run on my Dell XPS 15 with 16GB of RAM.
Configuring Networking for Nested VM – Video
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My video walk through of configuring a complete vSphere environment in VMware Workstation 8 including the networking needed for nested VM’s.
VDI-In-a-Box Running inside of VMware Workstation 8 – Video
July 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment
As a follow up to what has already turned out to be a pretty popular blog post I’ve created a YouTube video for the my lab on how to run Citrix VDI-In-a-Box inside of VMware Workstation 8. Not a bad post for the 100th virtualizedgeek.com blog post. Thanks for reading and watching.
Introduction to Virtualization – Client Hypervisor VMware Workstation 8
May 26, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Class #2 of my series on virtualization technology. This is a introduction to client side virtualization. Client side hypervisors also known as Type 2 hypervisors is a great technology to start to wrap your head around virtualization technologies. VMware Workstation 8 is the foundation of many of the labs that I do on this site.
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