Everybody who uses the Internet, leaves a trace, even if you don’t use Internet (if you have lived on the moon for the last 10 years), you leave a trace on the web.
These traces go back a long time, sometimes a very long time.
When I was browsing the web I had in the meantime a discussion with one of my Security consultants, he challenged me to type in my own name into google and let the journey through your history begins!

As I did (i love a challenge) I discovered a lot of old stuff, even this (Dutch) newspaper article: http://www.volkskrant.nl/archief_gratis/article650327.ece/Een_gekkenhuis._Dit_is_echt_leuk
Harcopy content available as history on the web… scary right?

So.. try it yourself, type in your name in Google and let the fun begin!

If you, like me, perform demo’s, test and playing around with Hyper-V, you probably also wanted to demo the Hyper-V Live migration capabillity. Now for this you need shared storage attached with iSCSI or Fiber and of course you dont bring a bunch of systems and a SAN to a demo.
The solution is a sofware based SAN solution such as openfiler or other iSCSI based sofware SAN solutions. But a lot of them doesn’t support the advanced capabillities of Hyper-V 2.0. For a proper live migration with a CSV (Cluster Shared Volume) solution you need SAN software that support “Persisten Reservation” to enable CSV.

Starwind can offer you a solution, they provide new professional iSCSI software, V5,  that really supports Hyper-V as an Active-Ative cluster, they even provide a free solution for demo purposes to0…

see http://www.starwindsoftware.com/starwind for more info