This is going to be an exciting month. My close proximity to Rancho Cordova, coupled with my taking time off for Trevor, gives me time to explore new opportunies I want Logikworx to get into.
With my sabbatical in full bloom, I am taking the opportunity to spend some time with the IT services/technical support department at LogikLabs. Normally, I visit the Labs about once monthly, unless there is a pressing need.
With Virtual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005, Windows XP 64-bit edition, and, ultimately, Server 2003 'R2' coming down the pike, we see a great opportunity for both new and in-place
upgrades in our existing customer base.
As a result we will be testing several server beta components over the next few months.
We will be performing an install/eval trifecta today: Virtual Server 2005, Windows Server 2003 (SP1) 'R2' beta, and Microsoft Data Protection Server (manager?) beta.
R2 will be installed on two (2) rigs: rig-1 will be a native install of R2 while rig-2 will be a Virtual Server 2005 host of R2.
This blog will be my notes on this beta process.
With my sabbatical in full bloom, I am taking the opportunity to spend some time with the IT services/technical support department at LogikLabs. Normally, I visit the Labs about once monthly, unless there is a pressing need.
With Virtual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005, Windows XP 64-bit edition, and, ultimately, Server 2003 'R2' coming down the pike, we see a great opportunity for both new and in-place
upgrades in our existing customer base.
As a result we will be testing several server beta components over the next few months.
We will be performing an install/eval trifecta today: Virtual Server 2005, Windows Server 2003 (SP1) 'R2' beta, and Microsoft Data Protection Server (manager?) beta.
R2 will be installed on two (2) rigs: rig-1 will be a native install of R2 while rig-2 will be a Virtual Server 2005 host of R2.
This blog will be my notes on this beta process.