For some organizations, it was business as usual, and for others, it wasn’t. But the shift to remote or distributed work is here and is here to stay. This shift comes with many benefits but also challenges. One is data protection on the endpoints that are everywhere and nowhere simultaneously….
So you’ve been happily using the new Delegated License Service (which you can read about in a previous post), but the time has come to renew/update/remove/whatever the licenses you have installed. Now what? In this post, I’ll demonstrate how to update the licenses and ensure those clients stay licensed. Getting started Updating the License…
Vembu recently released a new version of their Backup & DR solution, BDRsuite version 5.3. Their solution aims to protect your business-critical data, whether it is virtualized, physical, or running in a cloud. In this post, I will review the release notes and provide my opinion on them. The release…
Vembu recently added the capability to restore backups of your on-premises virtual machines to Azure. In this blog post, I want to explore the different use cases this capability brings and why you should care. Goodbye secondary datacenter, recovering to Microsoft Azure The most obvious use case is to use…
After recently having partnered with Vembu, they reached out if I wanted to check out and review their BDR suite for Microsoft 365. I have several mailboxes present in Exchange Online, and seeing as I regularly tinker in AzureAD as part of my Workspace ONE lab, a back-up or two…
Overview Over the years, I’ve had to deal with numerous installations of the NVIDIA licensing server, which is required in vGPU setups to provide licenses to the endpoints. While I haven’t had many issues with the releases since 2019, it never really felt right to install a Windows or Linux…
So you thought you and your security team would finally be best friends, as you’ve just deployed VMware’s Secure Email Gateway (SEGv2) to finally make Exchange ActiveSync a safer place.Only to find out that same security team ran an SSL Labs test which came back with a B. There goes…
Since the release of Horizon version 2006 it’s possible to upgrade your Connection Servers in parallel. Instead of upgrading them one by one, you can now upgrade all Connection Servers (up to a maximum of three pods) simultaneously. Which can save you a huge amount of (down)time! In this blog…
As I recently rebuilt some components in my lab I had to set up True SSO again as well. Seeing as I prefer being lazy over being tired I decided it was a good moment to give the True SSO Configuration Utility fling a spin.The fling won’t set up everything…
Even though we’re approaching the half way mark in October and the weather took a turn for the worst, at least in the Netherlands it did, it’s still a good moment to look back at September. As I’ve mentioned in my first post I already knew September would be a…