IF VMware vCenter Converter Standalone Client VM/Physical or TIB to VMware Infrastructure ESXi Server Fail, try the steps below. Important: Remember to REMOVE VMWare tools from the VM before doing the below. Used VMware vCenter Converter. Migrate to Version Workstation 8.X. Open in Workstation, add Server running ESXi Power off the VM Go to Settings Open options (tab)… Read More »
Uninstall VMware tools from the VM… Then: 1. Power off the VM 2. Settings 3. options (tab) 4. VM Tools 5. Choose top answer “Update manually (do nothing)” The drag over to Esxi or use the upload command. Problem solved. http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2036689 Symptoms Cannot import an OVF to vCloud Director (vCD) Importing an OVF to vCD… Read More »
Click on our icon in the System Tray or Menu Bar2. Disconnect from the VPN. 3. Right click the icon for the VPN again, and click on Settings 4. Click on the Advanced button 5. If the Connection type is set to TCP, change it to UDP. If it already says UDP, do not make… Read More »
FROM: http://www.cuttingcords.com/home/2014/11/8/protecting-your-privacy-with-vpn Fixing myPlex so you can still access Plex remotely Fixing myPlex so you can still access Plex remotely One thing that gets screwed up when running through a VPN is the myPlex integration within Plex. When you’re connected to the VPN, myPlex will be trying to reach your server from the VPN address and… Read More »
The MOTO 360 is coming! For those of you who are not in touch with technology changes, Moto 360 is a Smart Watch that is eagerly being awaited by tech junkies all over the world. Here’s an excerpt from Android Authority, an unofficial blog of everything Android: “Joshua Topolsky, the editor in chief of The Verge,… Read More »
For the uninitiated and the people that have just stepped out of the time machine from the past, here’s what Wikipedia says Google Glass is: “Google Glass is a wearable computer with an optical head-mounted display (OHMD). It was developed by Google with the mission of producing a mass-market ubiquitous computer. Google Glass displays information in a Smartphone-like hands-free format.”… Read More »
Google Glass has had a lot of negative publicity lately. Two cases in the San Francisco bay area come to mind: Kyle Russell and Sarah Slocum. Kyle Russell, a 20-year old journalist working at Business Insider, had his Glasses grabbed by a woman, who then ran away with it and smashed it when she saw… Read More »
Let’s first dive into some statistics. I don’t want you to go through half this article being skeptical about what I’m going to say about Google+. Shareaholic did a report in March 2014 on effectiveness of Social Media on various levels such as “Average time spent on the site”, “Average pages visited per visit”, and… Read More »
The war is still on and though the iPhone lovers are still out there hoping that one day their iOS will rule over Android, it is highly unlikely to happen. This, in fact, can no longer be called a “war” since there is a clear winner. It just might be the last remnants of a… Read More »
Smart TVs came on the scene a few years back and they did make a splash, but they didn’t last that long. Right now, the title of this blog post should be “Chromecast drives Smart TVs to obsolescence” and it would be appropriate. TV manufacturers thought they had to do something to improve sales as… Read More »