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VMware: How to solve [InstallationError] There was an error checking file system on altbootbank

18th January 2018 - Written in: vmware

Greetings friends, making several upgrades the other day I found the next error that breaks you in the morning if you are in a hurry and you are performing upgrades of ESXi, the error in question happened to me when I tried to update using an ESXi bundle: [InstallationError] There was an error checking file system on altbootbank, please see log

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Veeam: Veeam Agent for Linux 2.0 is now available – Backups to Cloud Connect and much more!

4th January 2018 - Written in: veeam

Greetings friends, Veeam has launched a few weeks ago the new Veeam Agent for Linux 2.0, which includes among many new features the possibility of performing a Backup to Cloud Connect, which was the missing piece of equipment to offer full service to Cloud environments where we have Linux, such as AWS, Azure, Digitalocean, etc...

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VMware: How to deploy VMware VCSA 6.5.x on VMware Fusion 10

24th November 2017 - Written in: vmware

Greetings friends, on certain occasions it is highly recommended to deploy an instance of VCSA 6.5 in our lab outside of our Homelab, using tools such as VMware Workstation or VMware Fusion, so that we have our own VCSA VM on our computer, and we can play with it, apply patches, test new features, or even bring an entire nested

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Zimbra: How to install Zimbra 8.7.x in an automated way on CentOS/RHEL – with Chat and Drive!

31st October 2017 - Written in: zimbra

Greetings friends, the Zimbra Community has that magic that makes you keep writing every day, commenting in forums, or contributing to GitHub with Scripts. As many of you know, I created a Script called ZimbraEasyInstall some time ago that helped us to deploy a Zimbra instance on Ubuntu in a very simple way. The other day I received an update to

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PRTG: Monitoring Supermicro IPMI to know temperature and voltage using SNMP

21st October 2017 - Written in: prtg

Greetings friends, today I bring you a very interesting entry on how to monitor the status of your Supermicro equipment, in my homelab I have the brand-new Supermicro Superserver 5028D-TN4T To do this, we will use PRTG again as our application to monitor, we will also monitor the Supermicro using Supermicro IPMI, finally we will make use of

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