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Oct 27, 2026

Mirko PetersHOST
4:10
The scale is bigger than you might expect too.
Mirko PetersHOST
4:12
A single appliance can discover up to 10,000 servers across 10 vCenter servers, or 5,000 servers across 300 Hyper-V hosts, or 1,000 physical servers.
Mirko PetersHOST
4:22
Those names describe different ways of running virtual machines, and you don't need to master them.
Mirko PetersHOST
4:26
The idea is simple, because one small helper can take inventory of a whole data center.
Mirko PetersHOST
5:59
The mechanics are more careful than you'd expect.
Mirko PetersHOST
6:02
The appliance samples each server's performance at fine intervals.
Mirko PetersHOST
6:05
It checks every 20 seconds on VMware, every 30 seconds on Hyper-V, and every 5 minutes on physical servers.
Mirko PetersHOST
6:10
It rolls those samples into data points, and keeps a month of them, then sorts them and picks a value to size against.
Zac BowdenHOST
24:13
How is that possible? I think it's a lot easier for Microsoft to sandbox PC games on Xbox OS than it would be to modify Windows desktop and sandbox everything on top of Windows desktop.
Zac BowdenHOST
24:25
I think Xbox is already built from the ground up for this sandboxing, containers, Hyper-V stuff already.
Zac BowdenHOST
24:31
It already runs apps in a certain container.
Zac BowdenHOST
24:32
It runs games in their own containers.
Zac BowdenHOST
24:13
How is that possible? I think it's a lot easier for Microsoft to sandbox PC games on Xbox OS than it would be to modify Windows desktop and sandbox everything on top of Windows desktop.
Zac BowdenHOST
24:25
I think Xbox is already built from the ground up for this sandboxing, containers, Hyper-V stuff already.
Zac BowdenHOST
24:31
It already runs apps in a certain container.
Zac BowdenHOST
24:32
It runs games in their own containers.
Andy SyrewiczeHOST
23:02
How do I want to explain this? It's the things that when it's 2 a.m., something is blown up and it's something that you don't traditionally take a backup of and you end up having to rebuild.
Andy SyrewiczeHOST
23:14
I'm thinking of things like switch configs, router configs, firewall policies, Hyper-V host configurations, right? It's not tangible business data, right? But it would be a real pain in the rear end to have to recreate it.
Andy SyrewiczeHOST
23:32
And so the example case in my travels that I'm thinking of is in my MSP days, we had a data center that we did a lot of COLA hosting in.
Andy SyrewiczeHOST
23:43
And as you can imagine, there were a number of layer two switches or a number of routers in there.

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Eric SironHOST
41:02
I think that's always the one that I want to kind of hit on.
Eric SironHOST
41:04
It doesn't mean, and there are a lot of backup vendors who are like, yeah, we're so, we're so critical.
Eric SironHOST
41:08
We're going to charge backup is it's the kind of segues into a lot of my Hyper-V stuff where people are like, why can't I use checkpoints as backups? And like the concrete answer that is right every time is that backups or sorry, checkpoints do not create a duplicate.
Eric SironHOST
41:27
And if it's not a duplicate, it's not a backup.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
11:34
How to redirect USB dongle? Hyper versus USB pass-through majority of software programs require a hardware USB dongle in order to produce correct results.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
11:44
And what if you need to work with such a program in virtual environment where you cannot plug the dongle? There is no full-blown mechanism for connecting USB devices to virtual machine in Hyper-V, so when Server IS virtualized, all references with USB bus and USB devices connected to it are gone.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
12:02
40.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
12:03
Taproot and SCHNORR.
DenzelGUEST
6:09
They had access to every server on site.
DenzelGUEST
6:12
So we use Hyper-V. Oh, okay.
DenzelGUEST
6:14
So they had access to the Hyper-V host and encrypted the VDKs at that point.
DenzelGUEST
6:19
And, you know, game over, can't boot them.
MarkHOST
6:21
Oh my
CoryHOST
7:22
Corey.
CoryHOST
7:24
So I'm a VMware customer, and I think the rest of the guys are here as well.
CoryHOST
7:31
Even though you're Hyper-V, how do you think they accessed your
Justin BrodleyHOST
4:26
And apparently there's also like Red Hat has a virtualization thing.
Justin BrodleyHOST
4:28
And then, of course, Hyper-V.
Justin BrodleyHOST
4:30
If you're a Microsoft shop, OpenShift is, well, that's just Kubernetes with a fancy layer, you know, fancy dress clothes.
Justin BrodleyHOST
4:36
You know, so those are options people are doing.
Brian KellyGUEST
18:08
it hooks up to everything and then you use it to decide what to release, you know, securely rather than just having that unfettered, you know, hooked up kind of thing.
Brian KellyGUEST
18:20
But I feel like, you know, with that said, when you're going to put that system in it, you should look at it through the exact same lens as if you were putting in a file server or a mail server or a Hyper-V server or whatever.
Brian KellyGUEST
18:35
You know, you obviously...
Brian KellyGUEST
18:37
Have to give consideration to have I closed all the holes? Am I backing up? Do I have disaster recovery? Do I have permission set properly? You know, I feel like with this, it is and will not be any different.
Network ChuckHOST
15:42
I'm not even sure if it can do this new project, call this hacking project.
Network ChuckHOST
15:48
and say, I want you to spin up a Hyper-V based hacking lab with Kali Linux and Ubuntu.
Network ChuckHOST
15:57
I'm using this to become a pen tester.
Network ChuckHOST
15:59
This is for my study on just this machine.
Gene MitchellHOST
25:25
One flaw is already under attack.
Gene MitchellHOST
25:27
Alongside flaws fixed in Windows and Office, we also saw a bunch of fixes in Exchange Server, SQL Server, Hyper-V, Skype for Business, Microsoft Defender, .NET Framework, Visual Studio, and Microsoft's cloud services.
Gene MitchellHOST
25:47
Microsoft classifies 85 of the 1,416 vulnerabilities as critical, including 67 remote code executions or RCE vulnerabilities.
Gene MitchellHOST
26:00
The other vulnerabilities are classified as high risk, with one vulnerability already being exploited in the wild, while two were publicly known in advance.

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