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The Florida IT Server Group (FISG) is a group of IT Pros and Administrators established for the purpose of networking, topology design, education, security planning and familiarization of the latest technologies. Members of FISG are afforded the opportunity to become affiliated with the most innovative software and applied techniques within the IT community. Join FISG Today! and gain the advantage of a strong network of IT Pros, IT Educators and Sponsors. Be better equipped to succeed in today’s information market. "Our goal is your success"

 
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IT pros offer wish list for the next Hyper-V

Microsoft poured features into Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V, but some IT managers already have ideas about what they'd like to see in an upcoming release of the hypervisor.

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Benefits of native-boot VHDs in Windows 7 Part 1

One of the bright features of Windows 7 that has a lot of potential is the functionality around virtual hard disks. These disks are not new to those who have worked with virtualization software and the format is supported in Microsoft's Virtual PC, Citrix's XenServer hypervisor, Sun Microsystems' xVM products and now Microsoft's Hyper-V hypervisor. VMware's ESX sever also supports VHD in addition to its own VMDK format.

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Unlocking the possibilities of native-boot VHD in Windows 7, Part 2

The native-boot feature enables administrators to build a bootable image on a virtual hard disk and store that VHD on a computer's hard disk. The administrator can then use BCDEdit to configure the menu to boot from the desired VHD.

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blog Realizing The Potential of Server 2008 R2

“As new technology is presented we are often caught up in the new features that are advertised or pinpointed to catch our attention. The focus is placed on maybe two or three features that basically sell the item we shell out hundreds of dollars for. The question here is. Are you really getting the full potential out of your software or application?”

–Adnan Cartwright
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