Archive for September 2010
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-09-29
No comments · Posted by Christopher Keyaert in Uncategorized
- Opalis Blog – Opalis 8 Minute Video Demo : Nested Workflows http://bit.ly/clpo5t #
- Thoughts on OpsMgr – Community Strength: 1 plus 1 is sometimes 3 or more… http://bit.ly/c0UG6f #
- Opalis Blog – Opalis 8 Minute Video Demo : Opalis CMDB Federation and Event Remediation http://bit.ly/dCTztB #
- Nexus SC: The System Center Team Blog – What Program is right for my organization? http://bit.ly/9TYgXD #
- Nexus SC: The System Center Team Blog – Opalis “8 minute” Demo Video series now on Microsoft Showcase! http://bit.ly/8ZzSuy #
- Kevin Holman's OpsMgr Blog – Installing the OpsMgr R2 Universal Connector http://bit.ly/9TInBV #
- Opalis Blog – Opalis 8 Minute Video Demo : The .NET Scripting Object and PowerShell http://bit.ly/9CVbHC #
- Nexus SC: The System Center Team Blog – Announcing the Forefront Endpoint Protection Community Evaluation Program http://bit.ly/buEkG0 #
- Opalis Blog – Opalis 8 Minute Video Demo : The .NET Scripting Object and C# http://bit.ly/bZVZrC #
- Thoughts on OpsMgr – New MP released: BizTalk Server 2010 http://bit.ly/bS7Fjl #
- Thoughts on OpsMgr – The Curious Case of The Empty Reports http://bit.ly/caKKwl #
- @julienboury En voici plein http://picasaweb.google.com/keyaert in reply to julienboury #
- Opalis Blog – Opalis 8 Minute Video Demo : The Query Database Object http://bit.ly/byo1ZM #
- Thoughts on OpsMgr – Generic Trouble Shooting Guide for SCOM http://bit.ly/blYO2e #
- Operations Manager – SQL Server 2008 R2 support announced for Operations Manager 2007 R2 http://bit.ly/b86GHC #
- @anthonypascucci déjà inscrit sur Please Rob Me ?
Showing you a list of all those empty homes out there. pleaserobme.com in reply to anthonypascucci #
database object · Installing · Kevin Holman · Rob · twitter
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-09-22
No comments · Posted by Christopher Keyaert in Uncategorized
- @julienboury case program in reply to julienboury #
- Nexus SC: The System Center Team Blog – Announcing the Configuration Manager v.Next Community Evaluation Program http://bit.ly/btOdsU #
- NewBlog Post: How to concert a Microsoft VHD to a VMware VMK?
http://www.vnext.be/2010/09/19/how-to-concert-a-microsoft-vhd-to-a-vmware-vmk/ # - SCUG.be – Belgian Scom and Security MVP trying to explain how to OpsMgr in a secure :p ! http://bit.ly/dsr3cl #
- Nexus SC: The System Center Team Blog – Opalis CEP resources now available! http://bit.ly/dklW8n #
- Opalis Blog – 8 Minute Demo – Opalis Product Overview http://bit.ly/dd25KE #
- Opalis Blog – Opalis 8 minute video demo: Opalis Incident Remediation http://bit.ly/9lObTM #
- Nexus SC: The System Center Team Blog – Opalis “8 minute” Demo Video series now on Microsoft Showcase! http://bit.ly/8ZzSuy #
case program · evaluation program · opsmgr · twitter · Weekly
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How to convert a Microsoft VHD to a VMware VMK?
16 Comments · Posted by Christopher Keyaert in Opalis, OpsMgr / Scom, VMWare
Sometime, you have a Virtual Machine in a Microsoft VHD format and you would like to use it with your VMware Workstation application. So this little guide will explain how to perform this operation.
Pre-requisites
- A Microsoft VHD File
- VMware Converter 4 standalone (http://www.vmware.com/download/converter/)
Step 1
Create a working folder on one of your computer drive and paste your VHD file into it.

Step 2
For the conversion, VMware Converter needs a VMC file. A VMC is the configuration file of the Microsoft Virtual Machine, it’s in this file that you the all the settings of the VM.
So, download the VMC file that is available here (http://www.vnext.be/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/MyVM.Rename-to-dot-vmc.txt), rename the extension to .vmc and paste it to your working folder:

Open it with notepad and edit the path to your VHD file like below:

Step 3
Start VMware Converter 4 standalone

Click on Convert Machine:
- Select source type : Backup image or third-party virtual machine
- Virtual machine file : The path to your VHD file

Click on Next and choose the following parameters:
- Select destination type : VMware Workstation or other VMware virtual machine
- Select VMware product : VMware Workstation 7.0.x

Click on Next and choose the following parameters:
Adapt the parameters to your need, but be sure that Install VMware Tools is set to YES

Click on Next and review all the information:

Click on Finish and wait the end of the process:

After a few minutes, the process is complete:

Go to your working folder, enter in the new created folder and double click on the .vmx file.

VMware workstation will now start:

Review your Virtual Machine configuration and start your new VM:

After you’re first Log on, Windows will install the drivers related to VMware Workstation, so let the process continue and restart you virtual machine when it’s done:

When all the drivers have been installed and you virtual machine restarted, you will have to reactive your copy of Windows:

When the activation process ended, you could now enjoy your virtual machine with VMware Workstation:

Christopher KEYAERT
conversion · microsoft · vhd · virtual machine · vmk · VMWare
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EventID 31567: Failed to deploy reporting component to the SQL Server Reporting Services server.
No comments · Posted by Christopher Keyaert in OpsMgr / Scom
The OpsMgr event log of the RMS showed EventID 31567, Failed to deploy reporting component to the SQL Server Reporting Services server.
Solution : http://thoughtsonopsmgr.blogspot.com/2010/09/eventid-31567-failed-to-deploy.html
EventID · rms · Scom · Solution · sql server reporting services
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Error “Could not load file or assembly” when integrating Opalis with System Center Operations Manager 2007
No comments · Posted by Christopher Keyaert in Opalis
Cause
Solution
Go to Opalis Blog : http://blogs.technet.com/b/opalis/archive/2010/09/07/fix-error-quot-could-not-load-file-or-assembly-quot-when-integrating-opalis-with-system-center-operations-manager-2007.aspx
Cause · Console · opalis · PublicKeyToken · workflow
