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Avec la sortie officielle de Windows Server 2012 nous avons également des informations sur les éditions (ou versions) et leurs prix respectifs une URL pour tout savoir : http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/windows-server/buy.aspx Vous l’aurez noté la version Enterprise de Windows Server disparait ! Pour résumer Pour les grandes entreprises : versions Standard et Datacenter (tiens cela ressemble à System Center ! et bien Oui) Version Standard : serveur avec 2 instances virtuelles (machines virtuelles) Version... [Lire la suite]

Exchange 2010 features two types of journaling, standard & premium. What is the difference between the two, which makes premium journaling to have enterprise user CALs? Well, the difference is in the way it is configured & the scope of the user base. Standard journaling can only be applied on a per database level. This means that any database which has journaling enabled will have a copy of all messages that is sent & received by the users who has the mailboxes in that database. If you need to enable journaling for all... [Lire la suite]

With the release candidate build of service pack 1 for Windows Server 2008 R2 you can now enabled Dynamic Memory on the standard and web editions of Windows Server.  However – there is a slightly different process to do this on the various versions of Windows server: Windows Server 2003 / Windows Server 2003 R2 All you need to do for these operating systems is to update the integration services. Windows Server 2008 Here you need to first have service pack 2 installed.  Then you need to install this hotfix:... [Lire la suite]

Par défaut les bases de données Exchange 2010 en version standard sont limitées à 50 Go. Cette limite est facilement contournable et tout à fait supportée. Il faut simplement ne pas oublier de le faire si vos bases approchent cette limite car dans le cas contraire, la base va se démonter. Pour ce faire il faut tapez la commande suivante dans le but de relever le GUID de vos bases de données MailboxDatabase -Identity “<server name>\<database name>” | Format-Table Name, GUID Une fois connu, éditez le registre... [Lire la suite]

ESXi 4 IS the Standard now: I have to explain that on almost weekly basics to my customers and prospects, that, the ESXi 4 version of VMware is the version that they should adopt now as the ESX 4 version with the COS will disappear. The ESXi 4 version of VMware Hypervizor has all the features of ESX 4 and has thinner footprint.  Then it only depends the licensing you purchase with the package. It starts for the SMB with VMware Essentials or VMware Essentials Plus. Look at all the features availables in ESXi 4 version, FT,... [Lire la suite]

Please take with caution, but facts are here... A prendre avec des pincettes, mais les chiffres et les faits sont la... Virtualization Nation, We'd like to again offer congratulations to AMD on the release of their new 6-core Opteron ("Istanbul") processors. As Bryon mentioned, Hyper-V R2 goes hand in hand with these new processors with support for AMD's Rapid Virtualization Indexing, advanced power savings with Core Parking and, of course, more cores means compute resources to run more virtual machines. In... [Lire la suite]