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Do you know that due to your ineffective and less optimized IT platform you stand the chance of losing all your customers in no time? A research conducted by UK internet compendium reveals that a whopping 38 percent of UK online shoppers instantly abandon apps/online platforms that take more than 10 seconds to load. In […]

No doubt, virtualization administrators are in the capacity to direct the organization’s overall operations, to look out for the latest technology that’ll allow their work to run faster with fewer resources. But with a lot of virtualization software options available, and with the high usage of common virtual servers amongst several organizations, it has become […]

Exchange Server 2016 has been around for two years now when this article is written, and it already hits its 7th cumulative update. As stated in Microsoft Technet article, Exchange Server 2016 has been made to be more scalable, more efficient in hardware utilization, and more effective in failure isolation compared to its predecessor. Changes […]

It’s no doubt that VMware is one of the leaders in server virtualization. VMware vSphere Hypervisor, or ESXi, is a type-1 hypervisor that enables virtual machine or guest OS to run over a bare metal system. Major companies choose ESXi due its simplicity, reliability, and robustness. With such quality, VMware tends to cost us with […]

OneDrive for Business is a platform from Microsoft that provides space in the cloud for you to store your work files so you can access it from anywhere using internet connection. You can also share the files easily to your peers within your organization or 3rd parties, and in addition to that, you can manage […]

When restoring an Exchange server using Windows Server Backup (WSB) role, the administrator must ensure that the backup is an Exchange-aware VSS-based backup. Having an Exchange-aware VSS-based backup is important to minimize the issue that will occur upon restoring the backup. An Exchange-aware backup can only be created by using plugin WSBExchange that does not […]

Virtual disk file is equivalent to the physical hard disk of our physical machine. It could contain the operating system that runs on the Virtual Machine itself, as well as the folders and files. When a VM is backed up from the host level, what happens in the background is the VM’s virtual disk file […]

Backup has always been one of the must-have IT capabilities, especially in enterprise network. It has to be done to ensure that the IT system can always be recovered from a failure or disaster condition, and also to ensure that users will not lose their important data and access to services. A good backup strategy […]

After WannaCry, the ransomware that brings down many systems around the world last month, a similar cyber threat named PETYA is now going viral. Just like WannaCry, this ransomware locks up the system and force the victims to pay with Bitcoins worth $300 if they want to obtain the key that can be used to […]

Administrators are very familiar with two types of backup: full and incremental. A full backup works by copying the whole content of a disk. Full backup usually used for initial backup, the backup file size is usually almost the same as the content itself and the process could take long time to complete. On the […]