Remote work isn’t really a new concept, but the pandemic lockdowns have really kicked adoption into high gear. As we continue through the uncertainty and confusion that is 2020, it’s…
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If you’re evaluating Veeam for the first time, congratulations. Veeam is awesome. However, Veeam has a ton of licensing levels and options, which can make it hard for you to…
Flash storage has evolved over the years and the specific improvements (and inevitable tradeoffs) have not been very transparent to end users. Specifically, flash performance, density and lifecycle changed a…
V10 is the first major release for the Veeam Availability in several years. We actually got our first sneak peek back in 2017, so it’s been a long time coming….
It sounds cool, but do you need it? The release of vSphere 6.7 Update 1 came with a new edition of VMware called vSphere Platinum. VMware’s target for vSphere Platinum…
As of July 2017, VMware Enterprise was no longer available for purchase. While most news outlets out there still says you can renew your VMware Enterprise support through March of…
VMware released Update 1 to vSphere 6.7 the end of September with a lot of cool, new features. However, like always, it’s extremely important to first verify compatibility with your…
Europe’s new General Data Protection Regulation went into effect on May 25, 2018 and stipulates new requirements for how organizations manage, access, use and store Personal Identifiable Information (PII). This…
At Veeam’s annual conference, VeeamON, Veeam revealed what the roadmap was for new features in Backup & Replication. You may notice we didn’t title this “Veeam Backup & Replication v10”….
Office 365 Backup for Microsoft Office 365 v2 is in beta! Here’s what v2 has in the way of new features and functions: Distributed Installation of Modules While it’s not…
Veeam has been our go-to backup solution for virtual environments for about ten years. They constantly improve upon the product, making it that much easier to implement, backup and restore….
An ESXi host has access to multiple different networks, but most of them are only for guest VMs to traverse. There are, however, some networks that the kernel itself needs…