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2026-05-21
Hot Cloning Windows 2012 Domain Controllers? Just Say NO
<p>By now you must have heard that one of the most awesomest and hyper-cool features to make it into the Microsoft Windows Server 2012 operating system is its explicit “out of the box” support for Domain Controller virtualization. And, if you haven’t, head over to <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj574118.aspx#BKMK_SafeRestoreArch">Virtualized Domain Controller Architecture</a> and feast your eyes (and brains) on the gory details. This post can wait while you engage in that useful pursuit.</p> <p>Now that you are back with us, yes virtualizing a Windows Active Directory Domain Controller is now not only a “supported” operation, it is also (apparently, given the way Microsoft people […]</p>
2019-10-18
Preparing Africa and Africans for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Through Academic Transformation
A Keynote Address by Deji Akomolafe (Staff Solutions Architect, VMware Inc) to the 7th African Engineering Education Association International Conference University of Lagos, Akoka - 2019-09-27 The Honorable Vice Chan...
2013-09-14
VM-GenerationID Considerations for FSMO Role-Holder in a DR Scenario
In my last post , I addressed the question of "What happens when you clone a FSMO role-holder". This is another take on the same question of FSMO roles and how the new "Virtualized Domain Controller Safe Restore" feat...
2013-09-02
Questions from VMworld Session
My colleague (Alex Fontana - @AlexFontana_vmw) and I presented the "VAPP5618 - Virtualize Active Directory - The Right Way!" sessions at the 2013 VMworld Conference in San Francisco. The focus of our presentation was ...