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@AltaroSoftware Webcast with @workinghardinit & @thomasmaurer – Journey to The Cloud: Masterclass on Cloud Migration

By Flo | 27. May 2018 - 14:10 |27. May 2018 All, Datacenter Hardware, english, Network, Server and Blades, Storage, Windows, Windows Server, Windows Server 10 / vNext

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Hi everyone,

in behalf of Altaro, I would like to a free Webinar with three top of the edge speaker around Microsoft Software Defined Datacenter.

The transition to adopting cloud services is unique for every organization. What does yours look like?

Join Microsoft MVPs Andy Syrewicze (Technical Evangelist – Altaro), Didier Van Hoye (Infrastructure Architect – FGIA), and Thomas Maurer (Cloud Architect – itnetX) for a crash course on the possibilities of cloud technologies coming out of Microsoft including:

Windows Server 2019 and the Software-Defined Datacenter
New Management Experiences for Infrastructure with Windows Admin Center
Hosting an Enterprise Grade Cloud in your datacenter with Azure Stack
Taking your first steps into the public cloud with Azure IaaS

After watching the experts discuss the details, you’ll see that the cloud doesn’t have to be an all or nothing discussion. This webinar will prepare you for your journey by revealing the available options and how to make the most out of them!

Wednesday June 13th 2018 –

Presented live twice on the day – Registration

Session 1: 2pm CEST – 5am PDT – 8am EDT
Session 2: 6pm CEST – 9am PDT – 12pm EDT

22nd of April Altaro Hyper-V Webcast with @ThomasMaurer

By Flo | 3. April 2016 - 12:44 |3. April 2016 All, german, Windows, Windows Server, Windows Server 10 / vNext

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Hello everyone,

today I want inform you about a great german webcast coming up on the 22nd of April. The webcast is held bei my good friend Thomas Maurer.

The topic ist: “Was ist neu im Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V”.

You can join it via following link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1585531324418818049

Save the Date: WEBINAR | Scripting & Automation in Hyper-V without SCVMM with @ThomasMaurer

By Flo | 30. November 2015 - 18:46 |30. November 2015 All, General, Hyper-V, PowerShell, PS Server Config, System Center, Virtual Machine Manager, Windows, Windows Server, Windows Server 10 / vNext, Windows Server 2012

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Hi everyone,

you should save the 10^th December 2015 in your calender’s. My friend Thomas Maurer is presenting some cool Scripting Stuff for Hyper-V together with Altaro. 🙂

Click here to register for the event.

System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) provides some great automation benefits for those organizations that can afford the hefty price tag. However, if SCVMM isn’t a cost effective solution for your business, what are you to do? While VMM certainly makes automation much easier, you can achieve a good level of automation with PowerShell and the applicable PowerShell modules for Hyper-V, clustering, storage, and more.

Are you looking to get grips with automation and scripting?

Join Thomas Maurer, Microsoft Datacenter and Cloud Management MVP, who will use this webinar to show you how to achieve automation in your Hyper-V environments, even if you don’t have SCVMM.

Remember, any task you have to do more than once, should be automated. Bring some sanity to your virtual environment by adding some scripting and automation know-how to your toolbox.

#PowerShell script – create converged network (incl. IPs, VLAN, DNS etc.) for Hyper-V

By Flo | 8. October 2014 - 16:27 |8. November 2015 All, english, Hyper-V, Windows Server, Windows Server 2012

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I’m still working on some more automation parts of that script but it is working in the current state. So please be gently. 🙂

Thanks to Thomas Maurer. His blockpost about convered networking did most of the job here.

#Define variable - please make changes below 
Write-Host "Start to collect variables" -ForegroundColor Green

#Define NIC Team Name & Count
$TN1 = "Team#01" 
Write-Host "Got Team Name $TN1"

#Define NICs 
$TN1NIC = "LOM#01","LAN#01","LAN#02" 
Write-Host "Got Network Interfaces $TN1NIC which will be included in $TN1"

#Define variable for vSwitch
$SW1 = "CVMSWExt#1" 
Write-Host "Got Name for converged switch $SW1"

#Define Default FlowMinimum Bandwidth Weight 
$FMBWW ="3"
Write-Host "Got Default FlowMinimum Bandwidth Weight $FMBWW for converged switch $SW1"

#Define variable for vNICs
$MGM = "Management" 
Write-Host "Got Name for Management Network "$MGM""
$LM = "LiveMigration"
Write-Host "Got Name for Livemigration Network "$LM""
$CSV = "CSV"
Write-Host "Got Name for Cluster Shared Volume & Heartbeat Network "$CSV""
$SAN = "SAN"
Write-Host "Got Name for Storage Area Network "$SAN""

#Define VLAN IDs
$VLANMGM = "99"
Write-Host "Got VLAN ID $VLANMGM for $MGM Network Interface"
$VLANLM = "20"
Write-Host "Got VLAN ID $VLANLM for $LM Network Interface"
$VLANCSV = "30"
Write-Host "Got VLAN ID $VLANCSV for $CSV Network Interface"
$VLANSAN = "40"
Write-Host "Got VLAN ID $VLANSAN for $SAN Network Interface"

#Define IPs
$IPMGM = "10.11.150.150"
Write-Host "Got IPv4 Address $IPMGM for $MGM Network Interface"
$IPLM = "10.11.152.150"
Write-Host "Got IPv4 Address $IPLM for $LM Network Interface"
$IPCSV = "10.11.153.150"
Write-Host "Got IPv4 Address $IPCSV for $CSV Network Interface"
$IPSAN = "10.11.151.150"
Write-Host "Got IPv4 Address $IPSAN for $SAN Network Interface"

#Define Subnetmask 
$SNMGM = "24"
Write-Host "Got Subnetmask $SNMGM for $MGM Network Interface"
$SNLM = "24"
Write-Host "Got Subnetmask $SNLM for $LM Network Interface"
$SNCSV = "24"
Write-Host "Got Subnetmask $SNCSV for $CSV Network Interface"
$SNSAN = "24"
Write-Host "Got Subnetmask $SNSAN for $SAN Network Interface"

#Define DNS Server Management LAN
$DNSMGM1 = "10.11.150.10"
$DNSMGM2 = "10.11.150.11"
Write-Host "Got DNS Server IPv4 Address $DNSMGM1 & $DNSMGM2 for $MGM Network Interface"

#Define Default Gateway
$DGMGM = "10.11.150.254" 
Write-Host "Got Default Gateway IPv4 Address $DGMGM for $MGM Network Interface"

#Define Bandwidth Weight
$BWMGM = "10"
Write-Host "Got got minimum Bandweigth $BWMGM for $MBM Network Interface"
$BWLM = "30"
Write-Host "Got got minimum Bandweigth $BWLM for $LM Network Interface"
$BWCSV = "10"
Write-Host "Got got minimum Bandweigth $BWCSV for $CSV Network Interface"
$BWSAN = "30"
Write-Host "Got got minimum Bandweigth $BWSAN for $SAN Network Interface"

#Consisten names
$VE ="vEthernet"

#Create NIC Team
Write-Host "Creating NIC $TN1 with $TN1NIC" -ForegroundColor Green
New-NetLbfoTeam -Name $TN1 -TeamMembers $TN1NIC -LoadBalancingAlgorithm HyperVPort -TeamingMode SwitchIndependent
Write-Host "NIC Team $TN1 created" -ForegroundColor Yellow

#Create VMSwitch ext for convered network
Write-Host "Creating vSwitch $SW1" -ForegroundColor Green
New-VMSwitch -Name $SW1 -NetAdapterName $TN1 -AllowManagementOS $false -MinimumBandwidthMode Weight
Set-VMSwitch $SW1 -DefaultFlowMinimumBandwidthWeight $FMBWW
Write-Host "vSwitch $SW1 created" -ForegroundColor Yellow

#Create vNICs on VMSwitch
Write-Host "Creating VM Network Adapter in Management OS $MGM, $LM, $CSV & $SAN" -ForegroundColor Green
Add-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $MGM -SwitchName $SW1
Write-Host "Creating VM Network Adapter $MGM created" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Add-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $LM -SwitchName $SW1
Write-Host "Creating VM Network Adapter $LM created" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Add-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $CSV -SwitchName $SW1
Write-Host "Creating VM Network Adapter $CSV created" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Add-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $SAN -SwitchName $SW1
Write-Host "Creating VM Network Adapter $SAN created" -ForegroundColor Yellow

#Set vNIC VLAN to switch
Write-Host "Configuring VLANs for $MGM, $LM, $CSV & $SAN" -ForegroundColor Green
Set-VMNetworkAdapterVlan -ManagementOS -VMNetworkAdapterName $MGM -Access -VlanId $VLANMGM
Write-Host "VLAN ID $VLANMGM assigned to VM Network Adapter $MGM" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Set-VMNetworkAdapterVlan -ManagementOS -VMNetworkAdapterName $LM -Access -VlanId $VLANLM
Write-Host "VLAN ID $VLANLM assigned to VM Network Adapter $LM" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Set-VMNetworkAdapterVlan -ManagementOS -VMNetworkAdapterName $CSV -Access -VlanId $VLANCSV
Write-Host "VLAN ID $VLANCSV assigned to VM Network Adapter $LM" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Set-VMNetworkAdapterVlan -ManagementOS -VMNetworkAdapterName $SAN -Access -VlanId $VLANSAN
Write-Host "VLAN ID $VLANSAN assigned to VM Network Adapter $SAN" -ForegroundColor Yellow

#Set Bandwidth to switch
Write-Host "Configuring Bandwidth Weight for $MGM, $LM, $CSV & $SAN" -ForegroundColor Green
Set-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $MGM -MinimumBandwidthWeight $BWMGM
Write-Host "Assigned minimum Bandwidth to $MGM is $BWMGM" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Set-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $LM -MinimumBandwidthWeight $BWLM
Write-Host "Assigned minimum Bandwidth to $LM is $BWLM" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Set-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $CSV -MinimumBandwidthWeight $BWCSV
Write-Host "Assigned minimum Bandwidth to $CSV is $BWCSV" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Set-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $SAN -MinimumBandwidthWeight $BWSAN
Write-Host "Assigned minimum Bandwidth to $SAN is $BWSAN" -ForegroundColor Yellow

#Set IP Address Management
Write-Host "Configuring IPv4, Subnetmask, Default Gateway and DNS Servers for $MGM" -ForegroundColor Green
New-NetIPAddress -InterfaceAlias "$VE ($MGM)" -IPAddress $IPMGM -PrefixLength "$SNMGM" -DefaultGateway $DGMGM
Write-Host "Set IPv4 Address $IPMGM, Subnet Mask /$SNMGM & Default Gateway $DGMGM to $VE ($MGM)" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Set-DnsClientServerAddress -InterfaceAlias "$VE ($MGM)" -ServerAddresses $DNSMGM1, $DNSMGM2
Write-Host "DNS Server $DNSMGM1 & $DNSMGM2 were configured on $VE ($MGM)"


#Set IP SAN, Livemigration & CSV
Write-Host "Configuring IPv4 & Subnetmask for $MGM, $LM, $CSV & $SAN" -ForegroundColor Green
New-NetIPAddress -InterfaceAlias "$VE ($LM)" -IPAddress $IPLM -PrefixLength "$SNLM"
Write-Host "Set IPv4 Address $IPLM & Subnet Mask /$SNLM to $VE ($LM)" -ForegroundColor Yellow
New-NetIPAddress -InterfaceAlias "$VE ($CSV)" -IPAddress $IPCSV -PrefixLength "$SNCSV"
Write-Host "Set IPv4 Address $IPCSV & Subnet Mask /$SNCSV to $VE ($CSV)" -ForegroundColor Yellow
New-NetIPAddress -InterfaceAlias "$VE ($SAN)" -IPAddress $IPSAN -PrefixLength "$SNSAN"
Write-Host "Set IPv4 Address $IPSAN & Subnet Mask /$SNSAN to $VE ($SAN)" -ForegroundColor Yellow

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#Define variable - please make changes below

Write-Host "Start to collect variables" -ForegroundColor Green

#Define NIC Team Name & Count

$TN1 = "Team#01"

Write-Host "Got Team Name $TN1"

#Define NICs

$TN1NIC = "LOM#01","LAN#01","LAN#02"

Write-Host "Got Network Interfaces $TN1NIC which will be included in $TN1"

#Define variable for vSwitch

$SW1 = "CVMSWExt#1"

Write-Host "Got Name for converged switch $SW1"

#Define Default FlowMinimum Bandwidth Weight

$FMBWW ="3"

Write-Host "Got Default FlowMinimum Bandwidth Weight $FMBWW for converged switch $SW1"

#Define variable for vNICs

$MGM = "Management"

Write-Host "Got Name for Management Network "$MGM""

$LM = "LiveMigration"

Write-Host "Got Name for Livemigration Network "$LM""

$CSV = "CSV"

Write-Host "Got Name for Cluster Shared Volume & Heartbeat Network "$CSV""

$SAN = "SAN"

Write-Host "Got Name for Storage Area Network "$SAN""

#Define VLAN IDs

$VLANMGM = "99"

Write-Host "Got VLAN ID $VLANMGM for $MGM Network Interface"

$VLANLM = "20"

Write-Host "Got VLAN ID $VLANLM for $LM Network Interface"

$VLANCSV = "30"

Write-Host "Got VLAN ID $VLANCSV for $CSV Network Interface"

$VLANSAN = "40"

Write-Host "Got VLAN ID $VLANSAN for $SAN Network Interface"

#Define IPs

$IPMGM = "10.11.150.150"

Write-Host "Got IPv4 Address $IPMGM for $MGM Network Interface"

$IPLM = "10.11.152.150"

Write-Host "Got IPv4 Address $IPLM for $LM Network Interface"

$IPCSV = "10.11.153.150"

Write-Host "Got IPv4 Address $IPCSV for $CSV Network Interface"

$IPSAN = "10.11.151.150"

Write-Host "Got IPv4 Address $IPSAN for $SAN Network Interface"

#Define Subnetmask

$SNMGM = "24"

Write-Host "Got Subnetmask $SNMGM for $MGM Network Interface"

$SNLM = "24"

Write-Host "Got Subnetmask $SNLM for $LM Network Interface"

$SNCSV = "24"

Write-Host "Got Subnetmask $SNCSV for $CSV Network Interface"

$SNSAN = "24"

Write-Host "Got Subnetmask $SNSAN for $SAN Network Interface"

#Define DNS Server Management LAN

$DNSMGM1 = "10.11.150.10"

$DNSMGM2 = "10.11.150.11"

Write-Host "Got DNS Server IPv4 Address $DNSMGM1 & $DNSMGM2 for $MGM Network Interface"

#Define Default Gateway

$DGMGM = "10.11.150.254"

Write-Host "Got Default Gateway IPv4 Address $DGMGM for $MGM Network Interface"

#Define Bandwidth Weight

$BWMGM = "10"

Write-Host "Got got minimum Bandweigth $BWMGM for $MBM Network Interface"

$BWLM = "30"

Write-Host "Got got minimum Bandweigth $BWLM for $LM Network Interface"

$BWCSV = "10"

Write-Host "Got got minimum Bandweigth $BWCSV for $CSV Network Interface"

$BWSAN = "30"

Write-Host "Got got minimum Bandweigth $BWSAN for $SAN Network Interface"

#Consisten names

$VE ="vEthernet"

#Create NIC Team

Write-Host "Creating NIC $TN1 with $TN1NIC" -ForegroundColor Green

New-NetLbfoTeam -Name $TN1 -TeamMembers $TN1NIC -LoadBalancingAlgorithm HyperVPort -TeamingMode SwitchIndependent

Write-Host "NIC Team $TN1 created" -ForegroundColor Yellow

#Create VMSwitch ext for convered network

Write-Host "Creating vSwitch $SW1" -ForegroundColor Green

New-VMSwitch -Name $SW1 -NetAdapterName $TN1 -AllowManagementOS $false -MinimumBandwidthMode Weight

Set-VMSwitch $SW1 -DefaultFlowMinimumBandwidthWeight $FMBWW

Write-Host "vSwitch $SW1 created" -ForegroundColor Yellow

#Create vNICs on VMSwitch

Write-Host "Creating VM Network Adapter in Management OS $MGM, $LM, $CSV & $SAN" -ForegroundColor Green

Add-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $MGM -SwitchName $SW1

Write-Host "Creating VM Network Adapter $MGM created" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Add-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $LM -SwitchName $SW1

Write-Host "Creating VM Network Adapter $LM created" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Add-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $CSV -SwitchName $SW1

Write-Host "Creating VM Network Adapter $CSV created" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Add-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $SAN -SwitchName $SW1

Write-Host "Creating VM Network Adapter $SAN created" -ForegroundColor Yellow

#Set vNIC VLAN to switch

Write-Host "Configuring VLANs for $MGM, $LM, $CSV & $SAN" -ForegroundColor Green

Set-VMNetworkAdapterVlan -ManagementOS -VMNetworkAdapterName $MGM -Access -VlanId $VLANMGM

Write-Host "VLAN ID $VLANMGM assigned to VM Network Adapter $MGM" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Set-VMNetworkAdapterVlan -ManagementOS -VMNetworkAdapterName $LM -Access -VlanId $VLANLM

Write-Host "VLAN ID $VLANLM assigned to VM Network Adapter $LM" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Set-VMNetworkAdapterVlan -ManagementOS -VMNetworkAdapterName $CSV -Access -VlanId $VLANCSV

Write-Host "VLAN ID $VLANCSV assigned to VM Network Adapter $LM" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Set-VMNetworkAdapterVlan -ManagementOS -VMNetworkAdapterName $SAN -Access -VlanId $VLANSAN

Write-Host "VLAN ID $VLANSAN assigned to VM Network Adapter $SAN" -ForegroundColor Yellow

#Set Bandwidth to switch

Write-Host "Configuring Bandwidth Weight for $MGM, $LM, $CSV & $SAN" -ForegroundColor Green

Set-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $MGM -MinimumBandwidthWeight $BWMGM

Write-Host "Assigned minimum Bandwidth to $MGM is $BWMGM" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Set-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $LM -MinimumBandwidthWeight $BWLM

Write-Host "Assigned minimum Bandwidth to $LM is $BWLM" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Set-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $CSV -MinimumBandwidthWeight $BWCSV

Write-Host "Assigned minimum Bandwidth to $CSV is $BWCSV" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Set-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -Name $SAN -MinimumBandwidthWeight $BWSAN

Write-Host "Assigned minimum Bandwidth to $SAN is $BWSAN" -ForegroundColor Yellow

#Set IP Address Management

Write-Host "Configuring IPv4, Subnetmask, Default Gateway and DNS Servers for $MGM" -ForegroundColor Green

New-NetIPAddress -InterfaceAlias "$VE ($MGM)" -IPAddress $IPMGM -PrefixLength "$SNMGM" -DefaultGateway $DGMGM

Write-Host "Set IPv4 Address $IPMGM, Subnet Mask /$SNMGM & Default Gateway $DGMGM to $VE ($MGM)" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Set-DnsClientServerAddress -InterfaceAlias "$VE ($MGM)" -ServerAddresses $DNSMGM1, $DNSMGM2

Write-Host "DNS Server $DNSMGM1 & $DNSMGM2 were configured on $VE ($MGM)"

#Set IP SAN, Livemigration & CSV

Write-Host "Configuring IPv4 & Subnetmask for $MGM, $LM, $CSV & $SAN" -ForegroundColor Green

New-NetIPAddress -InterfaceAlias "$VE ($LM)" -IPAddress $IPLM -PrefixLength "$SNLM"

Write-Host "Set IPv4 Address $IPLM & Subnet Mask /$SNLM to $VE ($LM)" -ForegroundColor Yellow

New-NetIPAddress -InterfaceAlias "$VE ($CSV)" -IPAddress $IPCSV -PrefixLength "$SNCSV"

Write-Host "Set IPv4 Address $IPCSV & Subnet Mask /$SNCSV to $VE ($CSV)" -ForegroundColor Yellow

New-NetIPAddress -InterfaceAlias "$VE ($SAN)" -IPAddress $IPSAN -PrefixLength "$SNSAN"

Write-Host "Set IPv4 Address $IPSAN & Subnet Mask /$SNSAN to $VE ($SAN)" -ForegroundColor Yellow

Microsoft Masterminds Episode 9: Thomas Maurer, MVP (Most Valuable Professional) Virtual Machine from Switzerland 2nd Interview

By Flo | 6. March 2013 - 11:00 |3. March 2013 All, english, Newsletter, Podcast

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Welcome to the new episode of tech talks with outstanding Microsoft community members from all over the world. Most interviews are with Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs), and if you are not familiar with that program yet, I recommend you reading my recent introductory interview. In this episode I talk again to Thomas Maurer, a Switzerland based MVP, Virtual Machine. In our first interview he mentioned “dynamic automated data centers”. During this interview we will go a bit deeper in this topic. Enjoy reading!

This post has no relation to my job or my employer. Everything I post is my personal opinion and I write complete independent.

Flo: Hello Thomas, thank you for taking time. In our first interview you mentioned that not many companies use a “dynamic automated data center”.

Thomas: Well let’s say there are a lot of companies with a huge potential in datacenter automation.

Flo: In your opinion, what is the reason why they don’t use those infrastructures?

Thomas: One of the main reasons could be that a lot of companies are not aware of solutions like System Center and if they are they do not really have the time and the knowledge to build a dynamic datacenter or private cloud by themselves. That’s where we as consultants can step in and help customers to build their own private cloud or connect there on-premise datacenter to a public cloud like Windows Azure.

Flo: What are the biggest obstacles?

Thomas: Well if a company tries to build their own private cloud there are a lot of obstacles. For example one of the problems is the lack of knowledge about products. But maybe the biggest is the lack of knowledge how you design a solution like this. There are so many things to think of beyond the products it self like security and basic Active Director role concepts. You don’t get the most benefits by just implementing the products, you have to think how they work together and how you can get the most out of it.

Flo: When and why should a small and medium enterprise migrate to public cloud offers or build their own private cloud?

Thomas: I think the many reasons for most enterprises to build a private cloud and maybe extend it to the public cloud is to stay flexible. If the business has any needs IT has to deliver as fast as possible and in the most cases customers with private clouds can deliver requested solutions very quickly.

Flo: In this migration process, what differences do you see between real life and best practice?

Thomas: A lot of people do still not understand the concepts of dynamic datacenters and cloud solutions, and with this it’s hard to migrate from a legacy datacenter to a dynamic datacenter. So companies should train their employees so they understand how things should work in the future. There are a lot of examples for this, for example when you deploy new Virtual Machines you will not really care about IP addresses because there are technologies like System Center Virtual Machine Manager IP Pools, DNS and IPAM, but a lot of customers (IT Staff) still think about it that way, and it’s hard to change their minds.

Flo: Let us talk a bit about System Center 2012. SP1 is out and many people are testing or migrating to SP1. I know you are still working with Virtual Machine Manager SP1. Could you share some best practices with us?

Thomas: Well if you are going to work with Virtual Machine Manager make sure you understand the new network features which are built in. The new concept of the logical switch and port profiles will make your life much easier.

Flo: Do you have any migration guides to share?

Thomas: Well there are some really good guides on TechNet and I will write some post about the new networking features in SCVMM.

Flo: Did you find any bug or things that not working with System Center 2012? If yes, please give us a short overview.

Thomas: Well there are some small bugs I already reported on connect but most of them you will only hit if you are working really deep with the product and some of them are already fixed in Update Rollup 1 for SP1.

Flo: Thank you for the interview Thomas. I can’t wait to talk to you again.

Thomas: Your welcome Flo.

Contacts:

http://www.thomasmaurer.ch/
http://www.itnetx.ch/
http://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasmaurer2
Twitter: @ThomasMaurer

Resources:

http://blogs.technet.com/b/systemcenter/
http://blogs.technet.com/b/virtualization/

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