Category Archives: Server

Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V guest IOps and network portability demos

Posted on June 22, 2012 by RicksterCDN

I have the good fortune of working with some great folks here at Microsoft HQ – some of which I have been following for quite some time. Last week at TechEd NorthAmerica Jeff Woolsey was on the main keynote stage … Continue reading →


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TechEd Foundation Session: Modernizing Your Datacenter resources

Posted on June 11, 2012 by RicksterCDN

Greetings! As the curator of the TechEd Modernizing Your Datacenter foundational session, I have compiled a one stop resource to complementary sessions about the technologies we demonstrated during the event.  You can click on the links to view the session … Continue reading →


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Free (as in beer) Windows Server 2012 training

Posted on May 17, 2012 by RicksterCDN

I’ve been working with Windows Server “8” since last September when it first peeked outside of the internal deployment servers at the Build conference. Because I was not part of the engineering group or product team – I had the … Continue reading →


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Windows Server “8” demo lab hardware setup

Posted on March 28, 2012 by RicksterCDN

After mulling things around for a while, consulting anyone who had an opinion on the topic and consuming various beverages over time – I finally sat down and planned out my portable demo lab for Windows Server”8” things.  I’ll be … Continue reading →


Posted in How To, Microsoft, Presentations, Server, Windows Server 8 | 3 Comments

Screw Following your dreams–CHASE THEM!

Posted on January 26, 2012 by RicksterCDN

For those of you who know me – I’m a very passionate person.  Be it technology, skills development, fatherhood, Microsoft, mobile devices – whatever.  I tend to be someone who jumps in with both feet.  Sometimes I do it on … Continue reading →


Posted in Microsoft, Personal, Server | 15 Comments