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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2011 · 47 MIN

vSoup – Now with Crutons! Episode #2

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vSoup Episode #2 is now available for your podcasting pleasure. This time around, Chris, Ed and Christian talk about blogger recruitment, high availability, security and the HP Proliant MicroServer. Episode #2 Linkware: Recruitment Leaving virtualization.info and cloudcomputing.info: A message from Alessandro Perilli Software Weirdos Virtual Admins – Virtual Pirates? Security vSphere Security hardening Guide Virtualisation Security Podcast When Dreamcasts attack HP ProLiant MicroServer Official Hp Site Tech-head review Jason Boche’s home lab HP ProLiant MicroServer – Oh, it’s there! Competition time! vSoup in conjunction with Trainsignal have a giveaway for this episode of the podcast. Simply follow @vsoup_podcast on twitter & leave a comment on this thread with answer to the question below (which curiously enough, you’ll find within the podcast ) A correct answer will be picked at random and the lucky winner will receive a free copy of the vSphere Troubleshooting Training Course – for a review of the course have a look here Contest question: “What is the RPO of Ed’s Mission Critical systems?” For extra special cruton points, answer the following bonus question as well: “How many times does Christian say ‘weird’ during this episode?” And remember: You’re already in it.

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