Author: wmatthyssen

Wim is an Azure Technical Advisor and Trainer with over fifteen years of Microsoft technology experience. As a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT), his strength is assisting companies in the transformation of their businesses to the Cloud by implementing the latest features, services, and solutions. Currently, his main focus is on the Microsoft Hybrid Cloud Platform, and especially on Microsoft Azure and the Azure hybrid services. Wim is also a Microsoft MVP in the Azure category and a founding board member of the MC2MC user group. As a passionate community member, he regularly writes blogs and speaks about his daily experiences with Azure and other Microsoft technologies.

by wmatthyssen December 12, 2019 2

Azure

Unable to connect with RDP to VMs in a newly peered VNet when using a P2S VPN connection

These days when setting up a greenfield Azure IaaS environment for customers, a best practice is to use the hub-spoke networkContinue Reading

by wmatthyssen December 11, 2019 0

How to fix VNet peering with Peering Status – Failed by use of Azure PowerShell

Virtual network peering is a mechanism that seamlessly connects two or more Azure virtual networks (VNets). Once peered, those virtualContinue Reading

by wmatthyssen December 2, 2019 1

Azure Azure Service Health

Azure Advent Calendar 2019 – Azure Service Health

The Azure Advent Calendar is a great initiative, setup by Gregor Suttie (aka Azure Greg) and Richard Hooper (aka PixelContinue Reading

by wmatthyssen December 1, 2019 4

Azure Azure Service Health

Azure Service Health: How to create a pinned health world map and a service health alert

In a previous blog post I already told you how Azure Service Health can keep you informed about service issuesContinue Reading

by wmatthyssen December 1, 2019 3

Azure Azure Service Health

Azure Service Health: Remain informed about Azure service issues and maintenance

So, think about one morning you come into the office and you see everyone is in panic, because a subsetContinue Reading

by wmatthyssen September 23, 2019

Hyper-V PowerShell Windows Server 2016 Windows Server 2019 Windows Server 2022

Hyper-V: Configure antivirus exclusions in Windows Defender Antivirus

Running a solid, constantly updated antivirus product on your Hyper-V hosts is a necessity to keep a healthy and secureContinue Reading

by wmatthyssen September 18, 2019 6

Hyper-V PowerShell Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows Server 2016 Windows Server 2019

Hyper-V: Automatic Virtual Machine Activation

With the release of Windows Server 2012 R2 back in 2013, Microsoft introduced a feature known as Automatic Virtual MachineContinue Reading