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Vista SP1 Solution Accelerator

June 30, 2008 by Jason

The latest version of a solution initially dubbed Vista Assessment is now available for . The Assessment and Planning is now at version 3.1 and has hit RTM stage. The latest build of the assessment and planning solution is tailored specifically to the most recent client and server operating systems, namely and Server 2008 SP1/RTM, including the Hyper-V release. Version 3.1 is up for grabs straight from , and is designed to streamline as much as possible the evaluation and planning phases of large scale migration processes in complex IT infrastructures.

“Formerly known as Vista Assessment, this new release is now packed with many new features such as: Hyper-V candidates assessment (+ improved virtual machines inventory); SQL server discovery and assessment; support; and Desktop Center assessment,” revealed Baldwin Ng, Senior Product Manager, Solution Accelerators Team. Read More»

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Vista Virtualisation Battered

February 26, 2007 by Jason

HAS BEEN QUAKING in its big, furry, Volish boots over virtualisation, if this .com article is to be believed. , after some virtualisation doo-dads were toyed with to stick an active to a beta Vista , got so worried that it contemplated giving Vista virtualisation the boot.

As you may well be aware, virtualisation functions were left out of the Vista home editions. decided to up the on this, and extracted the following from a Volish : “ is a fairly new technology, and one that we think is not yet mature enough from a perspective for broad consumer adoption.” Read More»

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