On September 9, 2019, I published the Building Webster’s Lab V1 article series that used vSphere/vCenter 6.7 U3 and XenServer 8.0. On May 24, 2021, I published the Building Webster’s Lab V

After 47 years in Information Technology, including 35 years with Personal Computers, 24 years in software development, 10 years with mainframes, and 33 years in the End User Computing community, I am

In my almost 47 years in the IT industry, I have developed the following rules to live by: Nothing is impossible for the one who doesn’t have to do the work. The root cause of a problem is alwa

Unlike last time, here, I didn’t wait another full year to do another Inventory Update. With a little over 6 months, here’s what’s new: Toolbox #012: Citrix UPM Reset Tool Blog: htt

A little over a year ago I posted an inventory of my Toolbox, you can find it here. So I guess an update was, to say the least, overdue. Let’s jump right in: Toolbox #007: PSHostInfo Blog: http

I spent 688 hours on the article series and another 50 hours getting this PDF edited and created. Along the way, Grammarly kept finding issues to correct. All the corrections are also in the posted ar

[Updated 8-Nov-2021] If you have followed this series, we have learned a lot together. I started working on this series on 4-Apr-2021 and finished this, the last article, on 28-Jun-2021. Then, from 27

[Updated 8-Nov-2021] The next step is to create an additional management server VM from the Server 2019 template. We use the VM built in this article for an additional infrastructure server. My Lab

[Updated 8-Nov-2021] The next step is to create an additional management server VM from the Server 2019 template. We use the VM built in this article for an additional infrastructure server. My lab

[Updated 8-Nov-2021] The next step is to create an additional management server VM from the Server 2019 template. We use the VM built in this article for an additional infrastructure server. My lab

[Updated 8-Nov-2021] The next step is to create an additional management server VM from the Server 2019 template. We use the VM built in this article for an additional infrastructure server. My lab

This post was originally posted on my blog at  https://www.cloudsparkle.be/2020-10-19-EUC-DevOps/ on October 19, 2020. See what I did there? Some sneaky clickbait. But just keep reading; I promise th

October 2020 [Updated March 2021] This is the 9th major update to Webster’s Lab since I started this website in November 2008. [Look for the March 2021 updates in bold] As of October 2020, ther

Recently I came across a broken link in one of my articles. I then found a Broken Link Checker tool for WordPress and ran it. The results left me speechless. After running for over 48 hours, the tool

[Updated 4-Sep-2021] Whew, that was a lot to cover in over 400 screenshots and 450 pages. After completing your Horizon testing, there is a step-by-step process to undo all the work done in Chapters 1

[Updated 4-Sep-2021] With the DEM Management Console installed and configured, you tested accessing the various published applications for multiple users. In this Part, we learn how to use the DEM H

[Updated 4-Sep-2021] With the preparations out of the way, it’s time to install the DEM FlexEngine, install the DEM Management Console, configure DEM, and test with users accessing the publish

[Updated 4-Sep-2021] VMware Dynamic Environment Manager (DEM) is a multiple-purpose product. DEM can manage profiles and policies across virtual, physical, and cloud-based Windows desktops. DEM can al

[Updated 4-Sep-2021] Shortly after learning VMware Horizon, I used Update Manager to apply VMware updates to my cluster. I was shocked when my hosts would never enter Maintenance Mode. I asked a quest

[Updated 4-Sep-2021] In this article, we update the Server 2019 RDS and Windows 10 master image, shut down the machines, take a snapshot, and roll out the updated snapshots to the desktop pools. We al