Stuff is so fast-paced at the moment I pretty much just sleep, work, repeat. In all the chaos and change I wanted to make a note of today just to be able to save the date for reference. We are live on Windows Server 2012. In production. Deployed. And although I’m eagerly awaiting at least a
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Quick PowerShell function: Get-VMIPv4Address
I needed a quick way to list VMs and their IP(v4) addresses in Powershell, so I wrote this little function for it. You can pipe $VM objects to it, or simply give it string names Get-VM | get-VMIPv4Address get-VMIPv4Address -vm “MyVM” get-VMIPv4Address -vm “MyVM” -computername “MyHyperVServer”
Management OData and how it affects my beauty sleep
I’m soooo close, but still so far away. Bugger. Here’s the thing: I really want to get up and running with the “Azure Services for hosting providers“, it looks amazing. I’ve already plugged in SQL and Web hosting and it works beautifully. I also want to plug in the Virtual Machines hosting bits, which again
The Windows 8 setup boot conundrum
It’s Windows beta-time, which means it’s that time when I repartition some of my hard drives and install various dual-boot flavors to test out the new OS. This is in fact the first time i don’t use a beta client OS the moment it ships – Windows 8 just doesn’t ship with anything I need
The big “8”
Windows 8 Consumer Preview has been out for a few weeks already (both client and server). You’ve probably downloaded the client and installed it in a separate partition and played with it for a while. Then you went back to your (Windows 7) OS and got some work done. It’s weird – Windows 8 is
