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Install guide for SCVMM 2012 SP1
I found quite a few tutorials online for SCVMM 2012 install but nothing useful for 2012 SP1. Most of those people had installed VMM 2012 on Server 2008. The thing is, this newer version is supported only on Windows Server 2012. I am documenting my trials and tribulations here.
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Find network utilization on Solaris
A good tool to find network utilization on Solaris 10 is to use the tool nicstat. It can be downloaded from sourceforge here. Copy and extract it to /usr/nicstat execute the script using the command: /usr/nicstat/./nicstat.sh It will show you the lots of stats including network usage in % Sweet!
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How to Run PowerShell Commands on Remote Computers
Awesome, step-by-step tutorial showing you how to run remote commands. Especially good is the remote session! How to Run PowerShell Commands on Remote Computers
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Quick and dirty NFS share on Windows 2008 R2
I call it dirty because I allowed anonymous access to the NFS share. I tried the UID mapping thing but could not get it to work properly for multiple reasons. They had not enabled the NFS extensions in AD, so I could not use the AD authentication. The “unmapped UNIX user access” option worked only for giving access to the NFS share to only one Solaris server. Other Solaris servers could not write to the same share. Hence I broke down and enabled anonymous access. So here is how to create a quick NFS share for allowing your Solaris brothers to send data to your Windows world.
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How to Run PowerShell Commands on Remote Computers
I found an excellent tutorial. I especially love the remote session. Once you start a remote PS session, it works like you are right on the remote computer! Note: I did not run PS as administrator (on the remote computer) and still it worked fine for me. So I am not sure why the author mentions that in the step “enabling PowerShell remoting”. How to Run PowerShell Commands on Remote Computers