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[ Blog ] Nakivo v11.2 released with full #vSphere 9 and #Proxmox 9 support
The latest release of #Nakivo v11.2 comes with full support for legacy giants (VMware) and emerging open-source leaders such as Proxmox.
With this release, Nakivo consolidates its position as a powerful solution for protecting modern and hybrid virtual environments.
Nakivo v11.2 what's new
The full support http://rviv.ly/8pAGcw -
[ Blog ] Monitoring #Proxmox with #InfluxDB and #Grafana
Monitoring Proxmox environment is an essential administrative practice for maintaining a healthy and fully functional system.
It allows administrators to proactively identify and fix issues before they lead to service disruptions.
This guide uses an Ubuntu Linux machine to set up the monitoring stack.
Install InfluxDB
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[ Blog ] Proxmox #node replacement in #Ceph cluster
If a core Proxmox server fails taking its Ceph OSDs with it, the Proxmox node replacement doesn't have to be a nightmare.
To fix this issue you must cleanly decommission the failed server and correctly perform the Proxmox node replacement to ensure your Ceph data remains resilient.
The Ceph cluster should have the status http://rviv.ly/hDkYPo #replace
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[ Blog ] What's new in VMware #vSAN 9.0: a look at the top features
This new version part of the VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.0 update, delivers on this with several powerful new features.
VMware vSAN 9.0 has been redesigned to be more flexible and powerful for your most important work, and it's also cheaper. It includes a new feature that reduces how much #storage you http://rviv.ly/afpdC7 #hyperconverged
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[ Blog ] Veeam #Worker on #Proxmox VE: "Cannot access a closed Stream" error
When you try to #deploy a Veeam Worker in a Proxmox VE environment, you might encounter the error "Cannot access a closed Stream".
This error prevents the Worker from deploying correctly and, consequently, stops you from backing up the Proxmox VE platform.
Cannot access a closed Stream error http://rviv.ly/A7S0op #closedstream -
[ Blog ] VMware #vCenter vulnerability CVE-2025-41241
A denial of service vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-41241, has been discovered within VMware vCenter.
Broadcom has evaluated this issue as having a moderate severity rating, with a CVSSv3 base score of 4.4. While this isn't a high-severity critical flaw, it's still an issue that could lead http://rviv.ly/GqTV8p #CVE #denialofservice #securityadvisory
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[ Blog ] How to #expand Object First #OOTBI #cluster
If the OOTBI repository used for Veeam backups is out of space, you can expand Object First OOTBI cluster with a simple, secure, and seamless procedure.
The process of adding new nodes to your cluster is straightforward allowing you to go from a single node to a multi-node powerhouse in just a few simple steps.
In this example, an http://rviv.ly/kfFLR5
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[ Blog ] 5 Reasons to choose Object First #OOTBI as Veeam #repository
Object First Ootbi (Out-of-the-Box Immutability) is an S3 Object Storage #backup appliance built and optimized for Veeam Backup & Replication.
To choose the right model, you can use the Backup Storage Calculator provided by Object First to estimate the size you may need to store your backups.
Object First http://rviv.ly/txCvGM #ObjectFirst
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[ Blog ] Nakivo v11.2 released with full #vSphere 9 and #Proxmox 9 support
The latest release of #Nakivo v11.2 comes with full support for legacy giants (VMware) and emerging open-source leaders such as Proxmox.
With this release, Nakivo consolidates its position as a powerful solution for protecting modern and hybrid virtual environments.
Nakivo v11.2 what's new
The full support http://rviv.ly/8pAGcw -
[ Blog ] Remove #Ceph #datastore from #Proxmox
To remove Ceph datastore from Proxmox several steps are involved, especially if you want to completely clear Ceph from your system.
Before proceeding, keep in mind that this process will permanently delete all data stored on the Ceph datastore. Make sure to have a working backup of any critical data before proceeding.
Migrate VM disks off http://rviv.ly/9WJn4b -
[ Blog ] Packaging an #application with Omnissa App Volumes
Packaging an application using Omnissa App Volumes is a useful way to deploy applications to users, as it eliminates the need to reconfigure the Golden Image for each new application.
This solution virtualizes applications and deploys them only to entitled users, simplifying application distribution and maintenance. http://rviv.ly/6zp0BZ #appvolumes
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[ Blog ] Proxmox #node replacement in #Ceph cluster
If a core Proxmox server fails taking its Ceph OSDs with it, the Proxmox node replacement doesn't have to be a nightmare.
To fix this issue you must cleanly decommission the failed server and correctly perform the Proxmox node replacement to ensure your Ceph data remains resilient.
The Ceph cluster should have the status http://rviv.ly/hDkYPo #replace
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[ Blog ] Optimizing #Persistent #VDI with App Volumes and #FSLogix
When using #Omnissa Horizon Instant Clones, it's often necessary to have a persistent VDI to save user data and settings between sessions, as the clones are non-persistent by default.
To create this persistent area, you can choose between two main solutions:
Omnissa App Volumes
FSLogixIn a VDI http://rviv.ly/THU8Yj #appvolumes
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[ Blog ] How to install #Nakivo on Hyper-V
To install Nakivo on Hyper-V, you can choose either the supported Windows or #Linux platforms based on your business requirements.
Installing Nakivo on a Linux-based virtual machine (Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS in this example) allows you to save a Windows license, as the product provides the same features.
Create a new Virtual http://rviv.ly/ReqUFK #hyperv -
[ Blog ] Deploy the #Omnissa Edge Gateway
Due to #license type changes and new services, the Omnissa Edge Gateway must be installed for the Horizon infrastructure to function properly.
Omnissa Edge Gateway is not only used for distributing the licenses for the configured POD (you can manage more PODs) but also it provides an overview of the infrastructure status.
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[ Blog ] Omnissa Tech Insider 2026
I’m proud to share that my application for the #Omnissa Tech Insider 2026 program has been approved.
I am honored to join such a talented group of professionals. A huge thank you to the Omnissa team for the opportunity to be part of this community.
Omnissa Tech Insider programThe Omnissa Tech Insiders program is made up http://rviv.ly/IgOqZw #horizon #techinsider
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[ Blog ] Omnissa #Horizon 2503 upgrade guide: #UAG - pt.3
Following the upgrade sequence, the Unified Access Gateway (UAG) is the next component to be upgraded.
Currently, there is no direct upgrade for the UAG but instead, the correct method is to reinstall the new version.
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Omnissa Horizon 2503 upgrade guide: App Volumes Manager - pt.1
Omnissa http://rviv.ly/O1oG0W #aggiornamento -
[ Blog ] Veeam #Worker on #Proxmox VE: "Cannot access a closed Stream" error
When you try to #deploy a Veeam Worker in a Proxmox VE environment, you might encounter the error "Cannot access a closed Stream".
This error prevents the Worker from deploying correctly and, consequently, stops you from backing up the Proxmox VE platform.
Cannot access a closed Stream error http://rviv.ly/A7S0op #closedstream -
[ Blog ] Optimizing #Persistent #VDI with App Volumes and #FSLogix
When using #Omnissa Horizon Instant Clones, it's often necessary to have a persistent VDI to save user data and settings between sessions, as the clones are non-persistent by default.
To create this persistent area, you can choose between two main solutions:
Omnissa App Volumes
FSLogixIn a VDI http://rviv.ly/THU8Yj #appvolumes
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[ Blog ] VMware #vCenter vulnerability CVE-2025-41241
A denial of service vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-41241, has been discovered within VMware vCenter.
Broadcom has evaluated this issue as having a moderate severity rating, with a CVSSv3 base score of 4.4. While this isn't a high-severity critical flaw, it's still an issue that could lead http://rviv.ly/GqTV8p #CVE #denialofservice #securityadvisory
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[ Blog ] What's new in VMware #vSAN 9.0: a look at the top features
This new version part of the VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.0 update, delivers on this with several powerful new features.
VMware vSAN 9.0 has been redesigned to be more flexible and powerful for your most important work, and it's also cheaper. It includes a new feature that reduces how much #storage you http://rviv.ly/afpdC7 #hyperconverged
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[ Blog ] What's new in VMware #vSAN 9.0: a look at the top features
This new version part of the VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.0 update, delivers on this with several powerful new features.
VMware vSAN 9.0 has been redesigned to be more flexible and powerful for your most important work, and it's also cheaper. It includes a new feature that reduces how much #storage you http://rviv.ly/afpdC7 #hyperconverged
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[ Blog ] Packaging an #application with Omnissa App Volumes
Packaging an application using Omnissa App Volumes is a useful way to deploy applications to users, as it eliminates the need to reconfigure the Golden Image for each new application.
This solution virtualizes applications and deploys them only to entitled users, simplifying application distribution and maintenance. http://rviv.ly/6zp0BZ #appvolumes
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[ Blog ] Proxmox #node replacement in #Ceph cluster
If a core Proxmox server fails taking its Ceph OSDs with it, the Proxmox node replacement doesn't have to be a nightmare.
To fix this issue you must cleanly decommission the failed server and correctly perform the Proxmox node replacement to ensure your Ceph data remains resilient.
The Ceph cluster should have the status http://rviv.ly/hDkYPo #replace
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[ Blog ] Remove #Ceph #datastore from #Proxmox
To remove Ceph datastore from Proxmox several steps are involved, especially if you want to completely clear Ceph from your system.
Before proceeding, keep in mind that this process will permanently delete all data stored on the Ceph datastore. Make sure to have a working backup of any critical data before proceeding.
Migrate VM disks off http://rviv.ly/9WJn4b -
[ Blog ] How to install #Nakivo on Hyper-V
To install Nakivo on Hyper-V, you can choose either the supported Windows or #Linux platforms based on your business requirements.
Installing Nakivo on a Linux-based virtual machine (Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS in this example) allows you to save a Windows license, as the product provides the same features.
Create a new Virtual http://rviv.ly/ReqUFK #hyperv -
[ Blog ] Deploy the #Omnissa Edge Gateway
Due to #license type changes and new services, the Omnissa Edge Gateway must be installed for the Horizon infrastructure to function properly.
Omnissa Edge Gateway is not only used for distributing the licenses for the configured POD (you can manage more PODs) but also it provides an overview of the infrastructure status.
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[ Blog ] 5 Reasons to choose Object First #OOTBI as Veeam #repository
Object First Ootbi (Out-of-the-Box Immutability) is an S3 Object Storage #backup appliance built and optimized for Veeam Backup & Replication.
To choose the right model, you can use the Backup Storage Calculator provided by Object First to estimate the size you may need to store your backups.
Object First http://rviv.ly/txCvGM #ObjectFirst
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[ Blog ] Proxmox #node replacement in #Ceph cluster
If a core Proxmox server fails taking its Ceph OSDs with it, the Proxmox node replacement doesn't have to be a nightmare.
To fix this issue you must cleanly decommission the failed server and correctly perform the Proxmox node replacement to ensure your Ceph data remains resilient.
The Ceph cluster should have the status http://rviv.ly/hDkYPo #replace
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[ Blog ] Veeam #Worker on #Proxmox VE: "Cannot access a closed Stream" error
When you try to #deploy a Veeam Worker in a Proxmox VE environment, you might encounter the error "Cannot access a closed Stream".
This error prevents the Worker from deploying correctly and, consequently, stops you from backing up the Proxmox VE platform.
Cannot access a closed Stream error http://rviv.ly/A7S0op #closedstream