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We’ve all been there…your company has just taken over or brought out another company and you have been given a list of new employees to receive network accounts or another example (and my reality) it is the start of a school year and you have a herd of new year 7 students that need network accounts.

The men have been listed, ordered and critiqued, now let’s get on to part 2 of my 2012, K-Pop year in review.

2012 was a pretty big year for K-Pop, we saw solid entries from staple groups like BIG BANG, SHINee and miss A, successful debuts from EXO-K/M, B.

So you have a Hyper V 08 R2 (or maybe 2012) Cluster with a couple of nodes and it is all going rather well.

Came across an interesting little bug which probably would have gone unnoticed if I never migrated my mailbox to our new Exchange 2010 mail server.

No doubt you are aware that Microsoft’s latest operating system for PCs (and now ARM powered tablets, hybrids etc…) has been released to the world with varying reviews.

The day has come and Microsoft has released Windows 8 to great fanfare as you can see below:

On Friday while I was preparing our new Exchange 2010 VM for coexistance with our current Exchange 2007 physical box (more on that later) I ran into a annoying snag.

Any any Windows domain environment one of the most overlooked but ultimately crippling when things are wrong component is time.

There will certainly be a few people out there who are either doing it already or investigating upgrading their Virtual Machine host from 2008 R2 with Hyper V (or Hyper V Server R2) to Server 2012 with Hyper V (or Hyper V Server 2012).