Hi,
I have downloaded VMware Workstation 6.5 yesterday, it rocks, in fact it has more features than I thought.
One of the noticeable features is speed. Speed has been improved tremendously, huge gap comparing to the previous version.
I have been using VMware server 2 for a quite a while now, and wanted to do a quick comparison.
VMWorkstation:
- Unity mode: rather than only summary, console, quick switch and full screen, there is a new one called unity, so much like the seamless mode in VirtualBox, but far more speedy and stable.
- Wide range of guest OS support.
- New GUI installer for Linux.
- New virtual network editor (works great, and more than enough).
- When you chose a CD ISO image while creating a new VM, it auto-detects the guest OS (you can change the guest later).
- Aimed at Workstation virtualization (Desktop and Laptop).
VMServer:
- Wider range of guest OS support.
- Great performance, in focus on networking.
- Extra flexibility on networking.
- Client-Server design, for remote administration.
- WebGUI interface runs on top of a lightweight http server.
- VMware Infrastructure like management console.
- Aimed at server virtualization.
Enjoy,
Saturday, October 25, 2008
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Hyper-V Integration Services Requires a Newer Version of Windows Vista
Hi,
Virtualization is a revolutionary technology, it offers so many features. In this article David is reviewing an error rises in the MS hyper-V, please read the full article:
Hyper-V Integration Services Requires a Newer Version of Windows Vista
Thanks
Virtualization is a revolutionary technology, it offers so many features. In this article David is reviewing an error rises in the MS hyper-V, please read the full article:
Hyper-V Integration Services Requires a Newer Version of Windows Vista
Thanks
Use extended ping and extended traceroute to better troubleshoot your Cisco network
Hi all,
Ping and traceroute are the very basic troubleshooting commands issued by the network administrator to figure out problems.
Cisco routers offers an extended ping and traceroute commands, to know more about the extended commands offered by cisco, read David's article:
Use extended ping and extended traceroute to better troubleshoot your Cisco network
Regards
Ping and traceroute are the very basic troubleshooting commands issued by the network administrator to figure out problems.
Cisco routers offers an extended ping and traceroute commands, to know more about the extended commands offered by cisco, read David's article:
Use extended ping and extended traceroute to better troubleshoot your Cisco network
Regards
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