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Your 2018 New Years’ Resolution: Migrate Windows vCenter to vCSA

Your 2018 New Years’ Resolution: Migrate Windows vCenter to vCSA

Vince Rightley

As the end of the year quickly approaches, planning projects and budgets for 2018 are popping up on your docket. While you and your company are preparing your New Year’s resolutions, make sure Windows migration is your top priority! In this week’s vBlog, Vince Rightley talks shifting from Windows vCenter to vCSA and how it’s […] Read More: Your 2018 New Years’ Resolution: Migrate Windows vCenter to vCSA

Transcript: Your 2018 New Years’ Resolution: Migrate Windows vCenter to vCSA

George Chanturidze

This transcript is from Stormind Studios Vblog: Your New Years’ Resolution: Migrate! Windows vCenter to vCSA Hi, Vince Rightley of Stormwind studios. As we’re preparing for next year’s projects, next year’s budget, whatever we’re planning, one of the things that we should put at the top of the list is the migration of our Windows […] Read More: Transcript: Your 2018 New Years’ Resolution: Migrate Windows vCenter to vCSA

Transcript: “Securing Windows Server 2016 70-744”

George Chanturidze

Transcript from VBlog: Securing Windows Server 2016 Hello everyone. Doug Bassett, Senior Technical Instructor here at Stormwind Studios and we’re under attack. Not just Stormwind, but pretty much everybody in the world. If you go up to map.norsecorp.com, we have a real-time attack graphic that shows the attacks that are going on right this very […] Read More: Transcript: “Securing Windows Server 2016 70-744”

Transcript: All Things Linux Security

George Chanturidze

This transcript is from StormWind Studios’ Vblog: All Things SELinux Hey there, folks. Welcome to our next entry in the Linux Security blog, if we want to call it that, focusing on all things basic security pretty much across the board when you’re talking about any distribution of Linux. In the first video we put […] Read More: Transcript: All Things Linux Security

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4 AWS Vulnerabilities

Raymond Lacoste

How can you protect your ship from an explosion? The same way you can protect your network from malicious users of course! The first step is recognizing vulnerabilities within your network. The second is distinguishing who has the responsibility of maintaining and reducing those vulnerabilities. When you reduce your vulnerabilities, you reduce the risk of […] Read More: 4 AWS Vulnerabilities

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3 Flavors of Wireless Access Points

Dan Goodman

As an internet user, you have three ways to manage your access points; the Autonomous Architecture, the Cloud-Based Architecture and the Split-MAC Architecture. In this week’s VBlog, Dan Goodman explains each and dives further into their implications and how they can benefit managing access points. (scroll down for video) Wireless Access Points: the Basics If […] Read More: 3 Flavors of Wireless Access Points