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This is the blog of Edward Grigson, an IT professional with a keen interest in virtualisation and storage.
VCAP-DCA VCP3/4 NCDA RHCSA MCSE CCNA CITP

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VCAP5 exams – on your marks….

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These rants and raves are solely my opinion and do not reflect the opinions of my employers. Any of my code, configuration references, or suggestions should be researched and verified in a lab environment before attempting in a production environment. Agreement to use any of my code or recommendations removes me from any liability as such....and I shamelessly stole this disclaimer from Jase McCarty's site!

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