Learning ESXi - tutorials & book recommendations

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• Book recommendation 2009

  I'm looking for a good beginner/intermediate text for LV 2009 book (to be used as a classroom text) and I found two that seem very similar, but with different costs:

  Personal recommendations from someone?

  LabVIEW student 2009 Edition

  I'm learning with LabVIEW 2009

  The two books are signed by the same author (OR Inc.) with the same date of publication (Dec. 2009), and both have 752 pages (according to Amazon), but contrary to what you might expect costs LVSE $35 more than the version of L/w LV.

  I'd rather not both, just to buy.

  Any ideas?

  (ps: all the other texts to be LV8.x serm)

  Phil.

  Third edition of "LabVIEW for all the world the graphical programming made easy and fun" by Jeffrey Travis and Jim Kring.

  Casual, I think that the only difference in 2009 LV not under no this book no are advanced questions. My bosses use this text to teach LabVIEW to Carnegie Mellon.

  Ben

• vSphere 4 book recommendation

  Can anyone recommend a book for vSphere 4 similar to VMware ESX Server: Advanced Guide by Ron Oglesby.

  If you want a book to learn the product - either of the 2 mentioned in the answers above it.

  If you want a book to prepare the VCP - I wouldn't buy one. The issues of secure Channel are specific that in many cases that the books will not go into the level of detail - required and inaccuracies in the books will lead you to the selection of wrong answers to the exam. I would recommend studying for the VCP from the documents. Check out my blog (link below) for more information VCP4, or search for blog of Simon Long for his study notes and practice exams.

  Scott.

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• Any book recommendations?

  I think I should get a book at the opportunity to learn photoshop.  I would like to know how to make fake photos.  Recommendations for a book, I should get?

  Go to the section of book Photoshop from Amazon and read the reviews

• Dynamic website - book recommendations

  Hello

  Can anyone recommend books to learn PHP for beginners? I have experience with HTML, but did not before dynamic sites. I want something that will take me PHP on MDW8 development through the setting up of databases and their work through PHP. There is so much on the market, it is difficult to decide something that will be at the right level and use during construction.

  Any suggestion is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

  Find out the books of David Powers, very nice collection to help you get started on php and mysql

  http://foundationphp.com/index.php

• Book recommendations

  Hi all
  
  I would like a recommendation for a book about PL/SQL, not only to learn but with some good examples to use every day.
  
  Thank you
  
  Leandro Takeda

  A good general data book understand (this will go a long way toward a PL/SQL development) is:
  http://www.Amazon.com/effective-Oracle-design-Osborne-Oracle/DP/0072230657

  I'm sure there are many more out there, but in my view, must know MUCH more than «how to code»

• game development tutorials book

  Hai,

  IAM a beginner in developing applications of reading book and please give me some tutorials to develop applications in the play book...

  This should keep busy you for a while and covers all the key areas:

  https://bdsc.webapps.BlackBerry.com/air/sampleapps

  Enjoy!

• ASA book recommendation

  Can someone please recommend a book ASA?  We update our old Pix to ASA 5525 s boxes.  A book tracing the new versions of 8.x code would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Shane

  See below:

  http://www.CiscoPress.com/store/Cisco-firewalls-9781587141096

  Remember to rate which are useful messages.

• Controller SCSI Raid ESXi 5.5 recommendation

  I'm moving the ESXi 5.5 to another server by using the following:

  
  

  Server Dell R610 with 12G of ram and a Dell PowerVaul 220 s Raid 5 with 12, space 1, 5 - T HD sata

  The Raid Controller is a Intel SRCU42E Ultra320 SCSI PCI-Express X 8 with ext 2 x 68pin ports.

  
  

  I get the error ' call 'HostDatastoreSystem. " 'Of object' CreateVmfsDatastore 'ha-datastoresystem' on ESXi when you try to add storage. I even installed 5.1 but with the same results.

  
  

  Later, after much research and troubleshooting, as well as headaches, I discover that the SCSI Raid card was not compatible with ESXI 5.1, 5.5 only with 4.1 or 4.0

  I begin to scan the cards SCSI RAID but difficult to get one with the above specifications that could be compatible with ESXI 5.5

  
  

  Run out of tricks and do not have the ability to turn the Dell PowerVault 220 s

  May suggest a SCSI Raid PCI - e card with a port Ext. 68pin compatible 5.1 to 5.5? All of the recommendations, difficulty, work around?

  Thank you

  ESXi 5.5 system requirements

  When you install or upgrade to ESXi 5.5, ensure that the host meets these minimum hardware configurations supported by ESXi 5.5:

  1. Your equipment is compatible on the VMware Compatibility Guide. This includes:
  • Systems compatibility
  • Compatibility I/O (network adapters and HBAS)
  • Storage compatibility
  • Backup software compatibility
• You have a 64-bit processor. VMware ESXi 5.5 only installs and runs on 64-bit x 86 CPU servers. He argues also that LAHF and SAHF CPU instructions.
• You have a computer with at least two hearts 5.5 ESXi host.
• The NX/XD bit is set for the CPU in the BIOS.
• Your processor is supported. ESXi supports a wide range of x 64 of multicore. For a complete list of taken processors supported,
• You have 4 GB of RAM. This is the minimum required to install ESXi 5.5. Provide at least 8 GB of RAM to take full advantage of the features of ESXi and run virtual machines in typical production environments.
• Support for hardware virtualization (Intel VT - x or AMD RVI) is enabled on x 64 CPU (to support 64-bit virtual machines). For a complete list of operating systems that are supported with ESXi, hosts running virtual machines with 64-bit operating systems have these hardware requirements:
  • For AMD Opteron systems, processors must be Opteron Rev E or later.
  • For Intel Xeon systems, processors must include support for Intel Virtualization Technology (VT). Many servers which may include processors with VT support VT disabled by default, so you have to manually enable VT. If your CPU support VT, but you do not see this option in the BIOS, contact your provider to request a version of BIOS that allows to enable VT support.

    Note: to determine if your server has 64-bit VMware support, download The utility of Identification of CPU on the VMware site.

• You have one or more Gigabit or 10 GB Ethernet controllers. For a list of network adapter models supported, refer to the VMware Compatibility Guide.
• You with any combination of one or more storage controllers are:
  • Basic SCSI controllers. Adaptec Ultra-160 or Ultra-320, LSI Logic Fusion-MPT and most NCR/Symbios SCSI.
  • RAID controllers. Reference Dell PERC (Adaptec RAID and LSI MegaRAID) RAID HP Smart Array or IBM ServeRAID controllers (Adaptec).
• You have a SCSI drive or a local, off-grid, RAID LUN with unpartitioned for VMS space.
• For Serial ATA (SATA), a drive connected through taken SAS controllers supported or supported integrated SATA controllers. SATA drives are supposed to be remote, no premises. These discs are not used as a partition to scrape by default because they are too far away.

  Note: you cannot connect a SATA CD-ROM device to a virtual machine on a host ESXi 5.5. To use the SATA CD-ROM device, you must use the IDE emulation mode.

• You use a supported storage system. ESXi 5.5 supports the installation and start-up of these storage systems:
  • SATA drives. SATA drives connected behind the SAS controllers supported or SATA controllers support built-in.
    • LSI1068E (LSISAS3442E)
    • LSI1068 (SAS 5)
    • IBM ServeRAID 8K SAS controller
    • Smart Array P400/256 controller
    • 5.0.1 Dell PERC controller
  • SATA drives. Support SATA edge include:
    • Intel ICH9
    • NVIDIA MCP55
    • ServerWorks HT1000

  Note: ESXi does not support using SATA internal disks local to the host server to create VMFS stores of data that is shared between multiple ESXi hosts.

• You have disks Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) supported for ESXi 5.5 installation and to store virtual machines in VMFS partitions.
• You have dedicated disk SAN Fibre Channel or iSCSI.
• You have USB devices supported for ESXi installation.
• You can install and start ESXi a FCoE LUN using VMware software FCoE adapters and network with FCoE adapters discharge capacity
. See the documentation for storage for more information about installing and initializing ESXi with vSphere FCoE software.

• Need a NIC ESXi Compatible card recommendation

  HI -.

  I'm looking for a recommendation for a card NETWORK Compatible of ESXi. I have an older dell with a built-in NIC not supported I'm looking for something that works... it is for a lab at home.

  Thank you!

  I used to drop an Intel Pro 1000 GT in my servers.  If you have an old Pro / 100 around you might want to give that a try.

  http://www.VM-help.com/ESX/ESX3.5/Whiteboxes_SATA_Controllers_for_ESX_3.5_3i.htm#NICs

• New ID: need training manual/book recommendation?

  I have worked in Illustrator and Photoshop and now I must quickly learn the ID for a project.  Please suggest training resources (books, videos, etc.).

  Thanks in advance,

  John

  Bob & Steve,

  Thank you for the quick suggestions and in due time.  I'll check.

  John

• Book recommendation color management?

  Hi people,

  I'm using Photoshop since version 2, but only as a violinist could relax with a bit of playing the keyboard.  My main concert over the years has been the multimedia programming and 3D animation, both for delivery to the screen in the world wonderfully sane of RGB color.

  Now, I turn to print in a big way and print hard at that.  I need to create a book cover for a print job on request a Lightning Source.  The image has a lot of contrast and LS imposes a limit of ink coverage either - as - 240% in CMYK mode, which means that I'll have to massage the dark areas of the image without destroying the tones of the beautiful color of the paint on the front cover.

  Color management is therefore suddenly critical mission, and I would stick my head in the theory in a serious way.  If someone of you print jockeys could recommend a source on the subject, I would be grateful.  I know that Adobe Community Help videos and references in the article, and I will browse them willingly.  But what I'm looking for is a final text theoretical bases - something like an O'Reilly book on the color management for print media that I can sit and read with a blanket.

  Thank you very much

  Richard Hurley

  Grass Valley MultiMedia

  On your 'pact with the devil '.

  It's my way of thinking that because you are going to use a printer, you will eventually use the devil to ensure real print function.

  The old expression, «Better the devil you know...» "really applies in this company.

  "Lightning Flash" or whatever these printers called themselves exposed you the the dark side of color management, I suspect that their goal was to escape the guilt should work to the South.

  It should be the responsibility of the printers to ensure control of the color instead of dropping their clients into the deep end of the dark side.

  So, that's my opinion, expressed earlier, that his research could be better spent finding a press (printing house) which has a good reputation and, above all, does not try to dazzle with tech-speak. You should not have to send on such a ride like you've been on a horse in order to produce reliable and consistent colors. What is the function of the printer and... get:

  A lot of printers automatically substitute your settings, despite your best efforts to prepare before your files.

  As you have probably noticed, I enjoy a good debate on color management, but I'm afraid that this dialog driven, while fun for me, can be counterproductive to your objectives and your needs. I apologize all noting that you are a 'player' as well... BUT...

  Color management IS a debate. That one sentence says a lot.

  If you find a printer who said: "We have the game", and gets close enough for you to approve a proof print, your experience will be much more rewarding.

  Get the reputation of your company in print and find one with whom you have a relationship, and then see if they can deliver. Then keep this partner.

  At the end of the day, you will never be able to calibrate your printer system, and this is the KEY!

  Each press has different d - max. Each document (RCM of clay), each monitor each platesetter or imagesetter, each engine conversion, each ink or powder is a variable in the equation. All these variables can be converted to constants with properly calibrated equipment. That cannot be done "in-house".

  (You have not access to their tools so why they ask you to cut the wood for them?)

  So, it seems that you are on the right path for me. Deal with the devil, indeed!

  The traditional name for apprentices since the days of Gutenberg is "printer of the devil."

  Greetings from planet K - pxl

  Locally, if you want to support on-check... Kinko's in Auburn? Auburn printers?

  I mentioned the dome in the bag because I was there when they calibrated their system and I know how wnt knowledge and time in the process.

  It is in accordance with ISO. May be expensive.

• Training/book recommendations

  I'm new to 7 PrE...

  a about 14 hours of video, I would like to change up to an hour for a home made documentary.  Recommended by the group for training/reading to take a good start on the project?

  I also wrote books for the version 7, 8 and 9. (In fact, my book version 7 was book Amazon bestseller for this version of the software!)

  You can find them on Amazon.com or you can buy them at the Muvipix shop, available by clicking on one of the links 'Buy now' on this page:

  http://Muvipix.com/PE9.php

• Review book recommended for exam 1Z0-001 / 1Z0-007

  Hello
  
  IM planning to take the exam 1Z0-001 or 1Z0-007, could you please give me some recommendation on which book I could use to prepare for the exam.
  
  Thank you.
  
  Kind regards
  Patrick

  OCA/OCP: Introduction to Oracle9i SQL Study Guide
  http://www.Amazon.com/OCA-OCP-introduction-Oracle9i-study/DP/0782140629/ref=pd_sim_b_7

• Lightroom CC book recommend you?

  1 the digital negative: Raw Image in Photoshop, Lightroom and Camera Raw (2nd edition) by Jeff Schewe

  2. the book CC Adobe Photoshop Lightroom for digital photographers by Scott Kelby

  3 adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC (2015 version) / Lightroom 6 Classroom in a Book (Adobe Press)

  4 the Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC / 6 Lightroom Book: the complete Guide for photographers by Martin Evening

  Some books do not appear yet, so you can Adviser according to your experiences with previous editions.

  Thank you very much.

  1, 3 or 4, certainly not 2

  In addition, you might want to consider the book DAM getting organized is something you want to read on.