You know you've been using Vmware too much...

[esiebert7625]

...when every time you try and login to one of your physical server you keep hitting by mistake.

Any others?

[asatoran]

One time, it took me a few min before I realized why one of my [i]physical[/i][/b] servers wasn't showing up in the VMWare Server MUI inventory. <:-(

[chandlm]

Using to get out of an RDP session....?

[glynnd1]

LOL

I have so[/i] done that many of times!

[kix1979]

I keep trying to 'ls' my directories in Windows.

[oreeh]

Pressing CTRL-ALT to leave a window - often used with RDP and terminal sessions - and typing esxtop instead of top.

[chandlm]

Yep...I do that one alot. When you are in a (mostly) Windows shop people look at you like there's something wrong with you when they see you do that!

[Jazzer]

I thought I was the only one.

[sbeaver]

I am always getting / and \ mix up

[TomHowarth]

that and ls in a cmd prompt

[Jazzer]

No matter how many times I try, ls will not work in the cmd prompt.

[oreeh]

that's where the Cygwin tools were made for

[CoreyIT]

Spending about 10 minutes troubleshooting why I couldnt connect to or find Dell Server Administrator on one of my windows machine.

[kix1979]

That's why I switched to a Mac

[oreeh]

That's why I use REAL operating systems when I have the chance.

A shell, vi, perl, sed and awk is all you need :smileygrin:

But maybe I'm simply too old fashioned ...

[Anders]

Root of problem: server not virtualized...

:smileygrin:

\- Anders

[canadait]

Feeling bad for physical servers....so lonely...so isolated

[adolopo]

Once when I was showing a co-worker how to do a P2V, without thinking I whispered: "Prepare to be assimilated".

My co-worker heard me and was like: "Maybe you should take a walk.....disconnect."

[mstahl75]

ls[/b] works in Power Shell :smileygrin:

Find myself trying to use it at the cmd prompt a lot.

[ant]

You press the hot keys to go full/windowed screen, but you realized you're on the non-virtual system.