Author: Jason Olson

How to Remove a XenServer Slave when it No Longer Exists in the Pool

Citrix article CTX126382 describes how to remove a XenServer Slave from a pool, however it does not completely clean up after

Here are several DHCP best practices as collected from various resources including Comp/TIA and Microsoft: Always include the entire subnet

Something making a lot of news in the papers recently is compromised usernames and passwords. This has been seen from

I recently encountered a problem where one server in a pool had shutdown expected in a way which cased the

Apple is recognized as one of the world leaders in innovation and bringing consumer products to market with outstanding success.

I brought over to this blog several (okay 50) blog posts I did back in 2007-2009 on management, business growth

I just completed importing several older blogs, and among them there was one titled The Counter Offer. This is the

When upgrading your Exchange server to 2010, here is a list of things you should review before moving forward: 1.

Back in 2010 I posted an article titled Droid Doesn’t in reference to the comparisons between Droid phones and the

We now have our own domain name, instead of using a wordpress subdomain. 🙂 No need to update your links