Unofficial Online VMware User Group #2

Following the success of the first UOVMUG the second will be held on 29th June at 08:00 PM BST / 03:00 PM EDT, hopefully it will be more interactive as we should be running it through webex, make sure you have visited the webex site before the meeting so that everything is installed and working fine.

The Agenda at the moment is as follows:

Introduction
Presentation and Demonstration of vWire
vCoffeebreak
Presentation and Demonstration of Powerpath for ESX – by Mitch Berke, EMC Sr. VMware Specialist
Finish and details of next Unofficial Online VMUG

UOVMUG Page

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#1 written by Roopa
about 1 year ago

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Hi,can you suggest me how to get the information or material online for group 2..as iam not intrested to go to any coaching center.plz mail me……
ROOPA
#2 written by Virtu-Al
about 1 year ago

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The recording has now been added to the VMUG page of this site please check http://www.virtu-al.net/uo-vmug/

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