We are now into the final week of January and at the point where New Year’s resolutions are either continued or stopped. Like most, mine was to go to the gym more. Now, I can't say that I enjoy the gym much, as I prefer playing sports such as cricket and football. With this in mind, at the gym, I go by the mantra ‘looking the part to feel the part’ (some may say it’s ‘all the gear, no idea’).
This afternoon, my wife (who is a Dentist) was looking for information on the BDA (British Dental Association) website (www.bda.org) . She called me over when she realised that somebody working on that site didn’t seem to know their own domain name. One of the links to previous articles sent users to www.bda.org.uk (The British Deaf Association).Doing the responsible thing, she laughed about the problem and sent a bug report (in the form of an email) to the BDA.
Its that time of the year again.
We recently had some problems with an ageing server that we host for one of our customers, so we decided to virtualise it onto our new Hyper-V platform. I carried out a P2V migration as follows. Firstly, I removed the server's hard drive and mounted it on my laptop using a ‘SATA to USB’ adapter. Then, I converted it to a VHD file using Microsoft's Disk2VHD utility and saved this VHD to the Hyper-V host.
Security can seem like a tightrope at times.Obviously, too little security is a bad thing (I considered including examples, but there are too many to choose from). However, too much security can be dangerous too.
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