The F5 BIG-IP hardware line is fairly amazing so needless to say I was really excited to find out that there was a VMware image and VirtualBox image available to trial. This allows people not only to check out the BIG-IP software, which is built on top of CentOS Linux, but also the ability to easily test configurations. Below I describe the process all the way from downloading the actual VMware image and launching the image in VMware Player to logging into the BIG-IP LTM VE instance and enabling the trial license.
Tags: big-ip, configuration utility, console, f5, f5 networks, GUI, local traffic manager, ltm, shortcuts, start menu, trial license, ve, virtual edition, virtual machine, VM, vmdk, vmware, vmware player, vmware player setup, vmware workstation, vmx, zip
Posts Tagged “start menu”
Jul
23
2010
Windows 7: Telnet Is Not Recognized As An Internal Or External CommandPosted by alex in ErrorsI needed to test a Exim mail server from my Windows 7 laptop a little while ago and was surprised when I typed telnet I received an error. The error indicated that the telnet client was not installed on my laptop which seemed odd since I have Windows 7 Ultimate. I assume that telnet in general is being phased out of most operating systems in general however it is a great tool for troubleshooting. After a little digging around in the Windows Programs Control Panel I was able to easily install telnet. Follow the directions below to install telnet on your Windows 7 computer. Tags: cmd, command prompt, control panel, exim, microsoft, search programs and files, start menu, telnet, telnet client, windows, windows 7, windows features
Jun
16
2010
Windows Anytime Upgrade: Upgrade Windows 7 Home Premium To ProfessionalPosted by alex in InsightsA client of mine purchased a new computer that had Windows 7 Home Premium on it however they needed some of the features available with Windows 7 Professional. By purchasing a Windows 7 Professional key you can upgrade Windows 7 Home Premium to Windows 7 Professional in a very short amount of time. At first I thought it would require the disk to upgrade however you can follow the simple instructions below to upgrade Windows 7 using Windows Anytime Upgrade. Tags: home premium, license, license key, microsoft, professional, start menu, terms, upgrade, verify license, windows 7, windows anytime upgrade, windows key
May
08
2010
Install Backtrack 4 On Windows 7 In A Virtual Machine Using Windows Virtual PCPosted by alex in InsightsI have been using a Windows 7 laptop for quite awhile as my daily driver and recently wanted to install Backtrack 4 in a virtual machine so I wasn’t required to dual boot or use a different laptop for BT4. I thought about using VMware as Martin wrote an article a couple months ago about installing Backtrack in a VM on Windows 7 but a couple months ago I discovered Windows Virtual PC during a Windows XP VM install. So far I have been really happy with Windows Virtual PC and decided to try installing Backtrack 4 in a Windows Virtual PC virtual machine. Below are the details on how to setup the Windows Virtual PC virtual machine and then information on how to install Backtrack 4 in that VM. Tags: .VUD, 1024MB, backtrack, bt4, burn image, creator, disc image, dvd, fixed size, iso image, memory, RAM, Roxio, start menu, undo disk, virtual hard disk, virtual machine, VM, windows 7, windows virtual pcI had a client come in the other day and she had just purchased some big huge bloated anti virus software solution and was having trouble with Windows Defender interfering with the software. I went ahead and disabled it completely for her and thought I would make a quick post on how to do it. Tags: disable, right click, search box, services.msc, start menu, Startup, virus, windows, windows defender |









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