Azure
Yesterday Microsoft announced general availability for the new G-series Azure VM’s. Those are some powerful machines with up to 32 CPU cores and 448 GB RAM (!) – you can see all the sizes here: They’ve even replaced the normal AMD CPU’s with Intel Xeon E3 v5 processors, which
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Today me and my colleague Martin, http://martinhannemann.com, decided to test out different ADFS scenarios together with Windows Azure Pack (WAP). As you might know, out of the box WAP uses a ASP.NET provider for the tenant site. It is also possible to use ADFS for this though,
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As part of my recent speaking at Campus Days in Copenhagen, and my interest in Windows 10 in general, I recently got the chance to explore the new ways of deploying the OS. Don’t be scared, you can still use the methods you use today, but in this ever
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As can be seen on the amount of new posts here, it’s been a busy couple of months – not writing, but lot’s of other great things. I’ve been involved in several cool projects around Hyper-V, VMM, Azure Pack and Microsoft Azure, and I shuold have some posts
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After implementing Windows Azure Pack at a customer I’ve gotten several interesting questions regarding limitations and such. One of these questions was: Can a customer have multiple public IP addresses assigned to a single virtual network, to NAT ports through the firewall? Out of the box, via the GUI,
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I’ve been exploring Windows Azure Pack (WAP) the last couple of weeks and ran into many errors – mostly caused by myself and my “trial and error” approach 🙂 One of the issues was registering Service Provider Foundation (SPF) in Service Management Portal. After some searching I found Marc Van Eijk’
Azure
I ran into an issue today, when deploying a new VM in Azure. I’ve made a script to ease VM creation in Azure for myself and my colleagues (will publish this when it’s ready for general use) but I kept getting this error: [powershell]New-solvoitVM -VMName SOFTWARE1 -CloudService
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I recently ran into an issue after uploading a VM VHD to Microsoft Azure: The VM was not longer activated and prompted me for a license. How come? The VM cost in Azure includes license for the OS and I’ve migrated other servers to Azure without this happening. Turns
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When deploying VM’s in Azure, there are some things you should be aware of depending on the roles you’re going to use. One of them is Active Directory Domain Controllers which I’ll go through in this post. You should consider your goal before deploying any Domain Controllers.
Azure
I’ve been doing a lot of Azure IaaS lately and got some things to share. This is the first of multiple posts about Azure VM’s and such. Microsoft has recently added the ability to set static IP addresses on VM’s created in Azure. Some things you should
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A while back Microsoft made Windows Azure Backup generally available. The service makes it possible to store your backups in Azure. Backups can be performed directly to Azure so there’s no need to keep track of backup tapes or whatever you’ve used for backups. What about pricing? The