Feature Request: Enhanced system restore UI like virtualization software
Hi Microsoft dev community, I insist implementing functionality to take snapshot/restore actual hard drive system restore restores pc back in time in case of issues but not as user friendly as any virtualization software like vmware Just as virtualization software there can be a more advanced version of system restore application where there will be UI for: 1. taking snapshot of current state 2. option to list snapshots 3. restore any snapshot back in time Maybe based on Hyper-V, Maybe this feature already there but I have not found it originally posted here: https://superuser.com/q/1855140/86839Digital event: The Future of VMware Is in Azure – July 16th, 2024
Take a deep dive into options for migrating and optimizing your workloads in a rapidly evolving VMware landscape. Join this free digital event and learn how Azure VMware Solution can support your VMware workloads while minimizing migration disruption. Register for this event with technical sessions for VMware administrators such as: Security—with topics on securing the management plane, role-based access control, patch management, and integration with Microsoft Defender for Cloud and Azure VMware Solution. Networking—with topics on hub-and-spoke vs. mesh network design, securing network traffic, traffic and networking monitoring, and hybrid deployments. Disaster recovery and resiliency—with topics on replication and cold site setup, business continuity, and easier vSphere migration with Azure VMware Solution. VMware integration with Azure services—with topics on data warehousing and data lakes, AI and machine learning analytics, DevOps solutions, and automation and lifecycle management. Join us for talks from industry leaders, technical sessions, and live Q&A. Register now > The Future of VMware Is in Azure Tuesday, July 16, 2024 9:00 AM–10:30 AM Pacific Time (UTC-7)Digital event: The Future of VMware Is in Azure – July 16th, 2024
Take a deep dive into options for migrating and optimizing your workloads in a rapidly evolving VMware landscape. Join this free digital event and learn how Azure VMware Solution can support your VMware workloads while minimizing migration disruption. Register for this event with technical sessions for VMware administrators such as: Security—with topics on securing the management plane, role-based access control, patch management, and integration with Microsoft Defender for Cloud and Azure VMware Solution. Networking—with topics on hub-and-spoke vs. mesh network design, securing network traffic, traffic and networking monitoring, and hybrid deployments. Disaster recovery and resiliency—with topics on replication and cold site setup, business continuity, and easier vSphere migration with Azure VMware Solution. VMware integration with Azure services—with topics on data warehousing and data lakes, AI and machine learning analytics, DevOps solutions, and automation and lifecycle management. Join us for talks from industry leaders, technical sessions, and live Q&A. Register now > The Future of VMware Is in Azure Tuesday, July 16, 2024 9:00 AM–10:30 AM Pacific Time (UTC-7)
Windows 11 Enterprise OS developer VMs by Microsoft when new VMs released
Windows 11 Enterprise OS developer VMs by Microsoft when new VMs released Q-1 How does it work? When are new Windows 11 Enterprise OS developer VMs by Microsoft when new VMs released, for VMware, etc. hypervisors? Q-2 They all expire in 2.5 months... correct? Microsoft Virtual Machines - Software & Web Development / Windows 11 today 01-Dec-2023 expires: Expiration date: February 13, 2024 The evaluation virtual machine includes: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/virtual-machines/ posted and here: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-learn/windows-11-enterprise-os-developer-vms-by-microsoft-when-new-vms/m-p/3998499#M6295Digital event: Extend to the Cloud with Azure VMware Solution
Transform your VMware investments in the cloud Learn how to easily run your VMware workloads natively on Azure at this free digital event. Join industry experts for an inside look at the latest capabilities of Azure VMware Solution and: Hear from customers who’ve used Azure VMware Solution to optimize their workloads. Learn how to cost-effectively migrate your VMware workloads, skills, and tools to the cloud. Get modernization tips and best practices direct from Microsoft and VMware insiders. See demos and be among the first to learn about new and upcoming product features. Join technical sessions on simple deployment, migration, disaster recovery, and connecting to other Azure services. Plus, ask the experts your questions in the live chat Q&A. Delivered in partnership with VMware. Register now > Extend to the Cloud with Azure VMware Solution Wednesday, March 23, 2022 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Pacific Time https://info.microsoft.com/www-extend-to-the-cloud-with-azure-vmware-solution.html?ocid=AID3045911_QSG_579520Digital event: Extend to the Cloud with Azure VMware Solution
Transform your VMware investments in the cloud Learn how to easily run your VMware workloads natively on Azure at this free digital event. Join industry experts for an inside look at the latest capabilities of Azure VMware Solution and: Hear from customers who’ve used Azure VMware Solution to optimize their workloads. Learn how to cost-effectively migrate your VMware workloads, skills, and tools to the cloud. Get modernization tips and best practices direct from Microsoft and VMware insiders. See demos and be among the first to learn about new and upcoming product features. Join technical sessions on simple deployment, migration, disaster recovery, and connecting to other Azure services. Plus, ask the experts your questions in the live chat Q&A. Delivered in partnership with VMware. Register now > Extend to the Cloud with Azure VMware Solution Wednesday, March 23, 2022 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Pacific Time https://info.microsoft.com/www-extend-to-the-cloud-with-azure-vmware-solution.html?ocid=AID3045911_QSG_579520Azure VMware Solution (AVS) for VMware Admins Primer
It’s funny to think there was such a pushback on virtualization when it first came out versus being the norm for most of us now. As a VMware admin myself, I remember all the discussion with application teams trying to convince them we could run their application on a virtual machine. Informing people that a vMotion would not impact the uptime and could potentially optimize performance on another ESXi host with more resources free, or how HA (High Availability) being built in results in a simple reboot with minimal downtime to the virtual machine and application.
Windows Server Standard 2012 R2 virtualized on VMware vSphere Essential Plus Kit.
Hi There I have couple of doubts for which need your expert advice have approx 25 guest VMs of Windows 2012R2 virtualized on vSphere Essential Plus across 3 physical hosts. My servers are getting retired and quickly need replacement. From a licensing prespective can I move the same guest VMs and the licenses to the new server and if so how-please share the necessary steps and dependency if any. Also 2012 R2 will be supported till what time.
Issues with Remote Desktop on Terminal Server
Hi everyone, I'm having some issues with using a terminal server that I've setup inside of Server 2019. We currently have a company with about 30-40 employees that use a VPN and remote desktop into a server that is virtually hosted (VMware) on a local server. Almost every week employees start getting stuck on the logon screen or just have a black screen and can't get into the server. I can see that they are logged in and there are no resource issues. I can log on through the VMware remote console just fine when everyone else is having issues. When this issue arises it seems to affect everyone who logs in after that but not the ones who were already in. I've tried manually booting the ones having issues, but it never fixes it. I end up doing a reboot on the server, which sometimes fixes the issue but sometimes I have to do 2-3 reboots before everyone can get back in properly. Then the server will run normally for a week or so before the same issue comes back. There is no errors in the event log as far as I can tell. Please let me know at least a direction I can look into, or what information is needed for more troubleshooting. Thanks in advanced, Devon LaVoy Systems Administrator
