Hyper-v.io Website Review

this post addresses hyper-v live migration – the topic which any admin faces with at some point. in my salad days of working as an admin, hyper-v live migration was a saving grace, so i decided to write an article about it. in this article, i want to cover some live migration and migration wizard settings that ensure maximum performance of this process. some time ago, i wrote an article about backup storage media. today, i’d like to talk about secondary storage. before i move on, i want to clarify what i mean by “secondary storage” here, just to make sure that we are on the same page. secondary storage is the storage where the actively used data resides. it can be both some local storage like san or nas, or some public cloud hot tier. well, it’s absolutely true that you can use disk arrays too, but let’s think of them today just as nas-like servers packed with many disks, ok? that’s entirely up to you “which side you are on”, and there’s no “one-size-fits-all” solution. nas, san, and public cloud storage… whatever secondary storage you choose, it has own pros and cons. i discuss them in this article. from day to day, admins troubleshoot issues remotely. and, pretty often, they cannot count on another guy who helps them to enable remote desktop (rd) on the remote host. there may also be the case when you loose the access to rd on another computer for some reason, and there’s no one in the remote office who can help you. whatever, i hope you got the point. what do you need to do? sure, you can just ask a fellow admin to enable rd on the remote host and wait a bit, but what if that’s something really urgent and you are to fix that issue in the middle of the night? let’s think through what you can do in that case.. how to reset the 120-day rds grace period on windows server 2016 without gui. sometimes, guys running home labs do not have licenses for remote desktop services (rds). well, that’s not a big deal, you know, because microsoft provides the 120-day grace period for the platform! however, one day the time runs out and rds server breaks all the