Tips for physical hardware management in the virtual data center

Microsoft MVP expert delves into troubleshooting physical host server and memory issues encountered in virtualized data center environments.
July 12, 2011
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Reporting in Redmondmag.com ("the independed voice of the Microsoft IT Community"), Brien Posey has written an article laying out several specific tips for troubleshooting physical hardware in the virtual data center.

"Virtualization complicates the process of finding and remedying hardware problems, but a few techniques and tools can make the process more manageable," writes Posey. The full article delves into ways to troubleshoot physical host server and memory issues that the author, a seven time Microsoft MVP with two decades of IT experience, has encountered.

Full Article:Tips for Troubleshooting Physical Hardware Problems in a Virtual Datacenter (redmondmag.com)

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