Windows Server 2012 SMB fileshare Hyper-v interview

May 3, 2012

In this interview – I chat with Michael Leworthy about Windows Server 2012, the name change, storage improvements and how you can use it to host your Hyper-V instances. Cool stuff here with how storage changes will simplify your life going forward as a regular IT Admin.

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All New Windows Server 2012 « 1st Aid Kit says:

September 20, 2012 at 21:07

[…] TSP for Datacenter. Moving on, I would like to do more sharing starting with a sneak preview of a Demo Video from Rick Claus & Michael Leworthy sharing about the new SMB (Storage Pool & Storage Spaces) and how it work together with Hyper-V […]

Rick Claus engages in person and online with the worldwide Ops community on behalf of Microsoft. As a Cloud Advocate on the Azure engineering team, Rick's role is to connect with technical communities in order to share his knowledge about the ecosystem and capture feedback on how to make things better.

Technical areas of expertise from his 20+ years of experience in the IT Industry include: Core Azure infrastructure services, Windows Server, systems management and all things "cloud" ;-)

Unofficially, Rick is focused on spreading his enthusiasm, passion and excitement on all things technical to anyone who has the time for a coffee (or pint) and a chat (in English or français - naturellement).

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