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The MED-V Team Blog : Moving the MED-V Reporting Database from one SQL Server to another
19 January 10 04:57 PM | rodtrent | with no comments

  The MEDV Reporting database is very basic as it is only used by the server for logging events, errors, and status messages. This makes the portability...

Filed under: Virtualization, System Center, Med-V

Getting to know Med-V Video series…
03 December 09 02:51 PM | rodtrent | with no comments

For those who want to know about Med-V, it’s capabilities, value, and features, here’s a new series on myITforum.com TV.   MED-V: First Time Setup...

Filed under: Virtualization, Med-V

MED-V Documentation - Now Available on TechNet!
13 October 09 02:53 PM | rodtrent | with no comments

Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization (MED-V) documentation library has recently been published to TechNet! This is the first time that MED-V documentation...

Filed under: Virtualization, Med-V

Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization (MED-V version 1) Planning, Deployment and Operations Guide - myITforum.com
20 June 09 02:30 PM | rodtrent | with no comments

  Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization (MED-V version 1) Planning, Deployment and Operations Guide - myITforum.com

Filed under: Virtualization, Documentation, Med-V

The New Virtualization Community Forums…
05 December 08 11:30 AM | rodtrent | with no comments

After a bit of reorganizing and recognition, we’ve added a specific forum section to myITforum.com just for Virtualization products and technologies. ...

Filed under: Community, Virtualization, System Center, App-V, Hyper-V, VMWare, Med-V

Jarvis back from Virtual Road show – tells why Med-V will beat out App-V
22 October 08 07:54 AM | rodtrent | with no comments

And, he gives a great explanation covering the differences between Med-V and App-V. Read it:  http://verbalprocessor.com/2008/10/21/microsoft-enterprise...

Filed under: Virtualization, App-V, Med-V

Microsoft is “V” crazy…
16 October 08 02:30 PM | rodtrent | with no comments

Firdous Gangat posted that Microsoft has adorned their Kidaro acquisition with a new name:  Med-V . App-V, Hyper-V, now Med-V. What’s next? ...

Filed under: Windows, Virtualization, Microsoft, App-V, Hyper-V, Med-V