Centralizing Corporate Wi-Fi Authentication with Windows Server NPS
Windows Server NPS can centralize wireless authentication via RADIUS, but UDP reliability and policy lockouts demand careful testing. Here is a practical setup walkthrough.
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Windows Server NPS can centralize wireless authentication via RADIUS, but UDP reliability and policy lockouts demand careful testing. Here is a practical setup walkthrough.
Hyper-V Replica provides asynchronous VM replication for disaster recovery without SAN or clustering. This post covers prerequisites, configuration choices, a SQL VM example, and the RPO and bandwidth trade-offs to plan for.
Stop wasting host RAM with static allocations. Learn how Hyper-V Dynamic Memory uses ballooning to optimize resource distribution and when to avoid it for high-performance apps.
An architecture note on Hyper-V Dynamic Memory: requirements, a minimal working configuration, how the balloon driver preserves guest memory boundaries, operational checks, failure modes, and when static memory is the better design.
Stop wasting RAM on idle VMs. Learn how to use Hyper-V Dynamic Memory to increase VM density and automatically scale resources based on real-time demand.
Nested virtualization lets a Hyper‑V guest host its own VMs, enabling test labs or CI pipelines on a single server. This post covers enabling the feature on Windows Server 2019+, configuration steps, performance caveats, and a practical example. Test it before production.
Standard checkpoints save memory and device state; production checkpoints use VSS for application-consistent disk-only snapshots. Learn when to use each, why production checkpoints are the default, and why checkpoints are not backups.
A Hyper-V VM stuck in \"Merge in progress\" with lingering .avhdx files usually traces to free space, backup interference, storage errors, or an interrupted merge. Here's how to diagnose and fix it safely.
Enable Dynamic Memory on a Hyper-V VM so the host redistributes RAM based on workload, improving density and reducing idle allocation.