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[Blog Archive] Object First Fleet Manager
Object First Fleet Manager is a secure, cloud-based service designed to monitor distributed Object First deployments.
Available at no additional cost, Fleet Manager provides a single pane of glass to monitor clusters, reduce operational complexity, and streamline daily management.
From the main dashboard, users can http://rviv.ly/HRTxnQ #fleetmanager #ObjectFirst
[Blog Archive] Secure Omnissa #Horizon with Microsoft Entra ID #2FA
To add an extra layer of security on top of standard multi-factor authentication (MFA), you can secure Omnissa Horizon using Microsoft Entra ID 2FA.
This allows you to enforce an additional authentication factor when users log in to the Omnissa Horizon VDI infrastructure.
Prerequisites http://rviv.ly/BXZxJg #autenticazione #entraid
[Blog Archive] How to install Omnissa App Volumes In-Guest #VHD - pt.1
Omnissa App Volumes In-Guest VHD is a solution designed to ensure a permanent storage area for Instant Clone VDIs using a deployment method that differs from typical storage-based vSphere deployments.
Working with In-Guest VHDs allows administrators to maintain a portable http://rviv.ly/cK7Z5I #appvolumes #inguest #instantclones #vdi
[Blog Archive] How to upgrade Object First #OOTBI #cluster
The procedure to safely upgrade an Object First OOTBI cluster is perhaps one of the simplest operations to perform.
When a new update is available for your cluster, a notification is displayed on the main Dashboard of the console.
Upon logging in to your OOTBI cluster, the alert area will notify you that http://rviv.ly/43mnLk #storage #aggiornamento
[Blog Archive] Veeam High Availability Cluster: #switchover and #disassemble - pt.3
When a Veeam High Availability #Cluster is created, several tasks are available to maintain correct functionality, such as switchover and disassemble.
Depending on the maintenance typology you need to perform on your HA Cluster, every operation is safe and doesn't impact on the service functionality.
[Blog Archive] Scaling #Omnissa App Volumes Manager with Kemp load balancer
Scaling Omnissa App Volumes Manager is essential for maintaining high availability and consistent performance in large VDI environments.
Since App Volumes is now the standard under the Omnissa brand, using a robust load balancer like Kemp LoadMaster ensures that user logins and application http://rviv.ly/HW4gjY #appvolumesmanager
[Blog Archive] Configuring Omnissa Writable Volumes with In-Guest #VHD - pt.3
After installing and configuring the Omnissa App Volumes Manager, the next step is to configure and assign Writable Volumes with In-guest VHD to your users.
Ensure that the file server used to store the VHD disks has sufficient storage capacity available. http://rviv.ly/lors2z #appvolumes #inguest #instantclones #writablevolumes
[Blog Archive] How to change #Corosync IP #network in #Proxmox
When you need to change the Corosync IP network in Proxmox, you must follow a specific sequence to avoid breaking #cluster synchronization.
In a two-node cluster Proxmox you must plan the change Corosync IP network change carefully since the QDevice must be configured accordingly. Before proceeding, ensure the management http://rviv.ly/gDyYPG
[Blog Archive] Nakivo v11.2.1 with #Proxmox VE 9.1 full support
The new Nakivo v11.2.1 has been released, providing full support for Proxmox VE 9.1 and Real-time Replication in #vSphere 9,
This update expands platform compatibility and boosts operational efficiency for customers, unlocking fresh upgrade and cross-sell opportunities for your business.
What's new in Nakivo v11.2.1 http://rviv.ly/WOqoYd
[Blog Archive] Deploying Omnissa App Packages via In-Guest VHD - pt.4
By deploying Omnissa App Packages via In-Guest VHD mode, you can stream virtualized apps via SMB shares directly to guest VMs.
This solution allows you to deliver virtualized software directly from secure network file shares straight to your end-user http://rviv.ly/Ln9BCc #appvolumes #AppVolumesPackages #ApplicationVirtualization #InguestVHD
[Blog Archive] Omnissa Edge Gateway upgrade
The Omnissa Edge Gateway upgrade is a maintenance task that should be performed whenever #Omnissa releases a new version to ensure your infrastructure remains aligned with the latest updates.
Before proceeding, ensure you have access to the Omnissa Connect portal to retrieve the necessary configuration details. http://rviv.ly/KcpPGJ #edgegateway #aggiornamento
[Blog Archive] Veeam High Availability Cluster: #failover and automation - pt.2
Once the Veeam High Availability #Cluster has been created, there are two ways to perform the failover: manual and automated through Veeam ONE.
Manual failover does not require additional components to be installed, whereas automatic failover requires Veeam ONE to be installed and configured within http://rviv.ly/7Q8aqV #veeamone
[Blog Archive] How to configure the Veeam High Availability #Cluster - pt.1
Veeam #Backup & Replication v13 introduces the High Availability Cluster, which allows you to keep the backup infrastructure alive in case one Backup #Server fails.
Before proceeding with the configuration, it is important to be aware of the limitations of the HA cluster.
Blog series http://rviv.ly/e3Z6OI #highavailability
[Blog Archive] Mouse pointer disappears in the #Veeam #Console
After upgrading the MS WebView2 component to version 152 or later, the mouse pointer disappears in the Veeam Console.
This is very inconvenient, as it makes the Veeam Console difficult to use properly.
Fix mouse pointer disappears in the Veeam Console
Download a working version of WebView2 (version 151) http://rviv.ly/IzoM4D #mousepointer
[Blog Archive] How to install #Veeam App for #Splunk
The Veeam App for Splunk is a free solution provided by Veeam to #monitor your #backup infrastructure by centralizing backup job statuses into a single Dashboard.
Depending on your installed Splunk version, the application can be deployed in either a Windows or a Linux environment.
Prerequisites
Before beginning the installation, http://rviv.ly/BasOmt
[Blog Archive] How to create a #Proxmox Two-Node #cluster
If a Proxmox Two-Node cluster is configured without a third node, you may face issues in case one node fails or the cluster enters a split-brain scenario.
As a best practice, even a Two-Node cluster requires a third node to act as quorum. This can be easily achieved by using an additional computer with the corosync-qnetd http://rviv.ly/wDAmiF #twonode
[Blog Archive] Setup a ZFS Pool #replication in a #Proxmox Two-Node #cluster
Because a ZFS datastore in a Proxmox Two-Node cluster operates locally rather than as a shared storage pool, ZFS Pool replication is required to synchronize data between nodes.
To protect running virtual machines against unexpected hardware failures, implementing automated ZFS Pool replication is the key http://rviv.ly/SOgvac #ZFSPool
[Blog Archive] Veeam High Availability Cluster: #switchover and #disassemble - pt.3
When a Veeam High Availability #Cluster is created, several tasks are available to maintain correct functionality, such as switchover and disassemble.
Depending on the maintenance typology you need to perform on your HA Cluster, every operation is safe and doesn't impact on the service functionality.
[Blog Archive] Object First Fleet Manager
Object First Fleet Manager is a secure, cloud-based service designed to monitor distributed Object First deployments.
Available at no additional cost, Fleet Manager provides a single pane of glass to monitor clusters, reduce operational complexity, and streamline daily management.
From the main dashboard, users can http://rviv.ly/HRTxnQ #fleetmanager #ObjectFirst
[Blog Archive] Configure cross-domain Omnissa Horizon access using Entra ID Guest Accounts
Using Microsoft Entra ID Guest Accounts (B2B) for Omnissa Horizon #SAML authentication provides a clean, elegant solution that eliminates the need to duplicate configurations on your Unified Access Gateways (UAGs).
This architecture is typically deployed when http://rviv.ly/OEX7BH #entraid #GuestAccounts #omnissahorizon
[Blog Archive] How to configure Omnissa App Volumes In-Guest VHD - pt.2
Once the Omnissa App Volumes Manager has been installed, the next step involves configuring the App Volumes In-Guest VHD.
The configuration allows to integrate the application into your working environment.
Blog series
How to install Omnissa App Volumes In-Guest VHD - pt.1
How to http://rviv.ly/GZYfw4 #appvolumes #InguestVHD #vdi
[Blog Archive] How to migrate Veeam 13 #Windows to #VSA
With the release of the Linux-based Veeam Virtual Software #Appliance (VSA), a careful planning is required to migrate Veeam Windows to VSA.
Because this migration is not entirely straightforward, it can be tricky if you do not follow the correct procedure.
Before proceeding, be sure to review the VSA limitations to http://rviv.ly/tw2HJq #migrazione
[Blog Archive] Veeam #Appliance 13.1 upgrade procedure
With the availability of its latest release, upgrading to #Veeam Appliance 13.1 is recommended to take advantage of new features and fixes.
If you are currently running Veeam Appliance 13, upgrading to version 13.1 is a straightforward process that requires only a few simple steps.
Veeam Appliance 13.1 upgrade
Log http://rviv.ly/vBHecr #aggiornamento
[Blog Archive] Scaling #Omnissa App Volumes Manager with Kemp load balancer
Scaling Omnissa App Volumes Manager is essential for maintaining high availability and consistent performance in large VDI environments.
Since App Volumes is now the standard under the Omnissa brand, using a robust load balancer like Kemp LoadMaster ensures that user logins and application http://rviv.ly/HW4gjY #appvolumesmanager
[Blog Archive] How to install Omnissa App Volumes In-Guest #VHD - pt.1
Omnissa App Volumes In-Guest VHD is a solution designed to ensure a permanent storage area for Instant Clone VDIs using a deployment method that differs from typical storage-based vSphere deployments.
Working with In-Guest VHDs allows administrators to maintain a portable http://rviv.ly/cK7Z5I #appvolumes #inguest #instantclones #vdi
[Blog Archive] VMware security advisory VMSA-2026-0006
Broadcom published VMware security advisory VMSA-2026-0006 addressing multiple vulnerabilities across several VMware products.
The reported vulnerabilities impact the following platforms:
VMware ESXi, #vCenter Server, Workstation, and Fusion
VMware Cloud Foundation and vSphere Foundation
Telco http://rviv.ly/Aobydv #esxi #securityadvisory #VMSA
[Blog Archive] Nakivo Instant Recovery for Proxmox VE: a complete guide
Nakivo Instant Recovery (known as Flash Boot) is one of several key enhancements for Proxmox VE introduced in Nakivo #Backup & Replication v11.2.
If a mission-critical VM with strict #RTO requirements fails, the restore procedure must be performed as quick as possible. Since a standard Full http://rviv.ly/s24TG0 #flashboot #instantrecovery
[Blog Archive] Secure Omnissa #Horizon with Microsoft Entra ID #2FA
To add an extra layer of security on top of standard multi-factor authentication (MFA), you can secure Omnissa Horizon using Microsoft Entra ID 2FA.
This allows you to enforce an additional authentication factor when users log in to the Omnissa Horizon VDI infrastructure.
Prerequisites http://rviv.ly/BXZxJg #autenticazione #entraid
[Blog Archive] How to upgrade Object First #OOTBI #cluster
The procedure to safely upgrade an Object First OOTBI cluster is perhaps one of the simplest operations to perform.
When a new update is available for your cluster, a notification is displayed on the main Dashboard of the console.
Upon logging in to your OOTBI cluster, the alert area will notify you that http://rviv.ly/43mnLk #storage #aggiornamento
[Blog Archive] Veeam #Tape Library error "VBR isn't current owner"
When attempting to rescan a Veeam Tape Library, the operation may fail with the following error: VBR isn't current owner.
Typically, a tape library rescan is performed to update its current status within the #backup infrastructure.
Tape Library error "VBR isn't current owner"
The error occurs http://rviv.ly/TsoRia #owner #tapelibrary