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What is the difference between Workstation, Player and Server?
VMware Workstation, VMware Player and VMware Server seem like redundant products. However there are quite a few distinctions, that are quite apparent...
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Storage performance compared
All these tests were performed on an HP DL360G5 with local storage. The windows VMs tested were 32 bit Windows Server 2003 Standard with all updates...
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VFS: busy inodes on changed media or resized disk hda
This message typically comes right after you've installed VMware tools inside a linux guest. VMware tools will at the end of it's process eject the...
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Supported host operating systems for VMware Server 2.0, Workstation 6.5 and Player 2.5
In general you will be able to install VMware products on most linux distros. The supported distros will however let you install your VMware product...
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I would like to play 3D games in a virtual machine
Quick answer: don't.
VMware Server or ESX do not have 3D support. Not at all.
VMware Workstation 6.5, Player 2.5 and Fusion 2 have limited...
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Virtual SCSI disks turning into IDE disks after introducing vSphere to the environment
After connecting an ESX 3.x host to a vCenter 4.0 server we have observed that VMs that was created on ESX 2.x has their disk...
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XenServer 5.0: List of supported guest operating systems
Finding the supported guest OSes with their available features when on XenServer is not too straight forward as Citrix just list all the...
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Can I install OS X on VMware?
Installing OS X on a VMware virtual machine is not supported, but technically possible. However there are also legal considerations. Read the...
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VMotion stops at 78% with the error "A general system error occurred: Source detected that destination failed to resume"
This error message indicates that the shared storage is not available equally to both host involved in the VMotion event.
Remove the...
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Where can I find a 64 bit Virtual Infrastructure Client?
Currently there's no 64 bit VIC available. VMware will release such a client some time in second half of 2008.
There's however a workaround...
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What does the acronym v12n stand for?
v12n is an in the same way as i18n is an acronym for internationalization.
is an active collection of articles from the best...
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Can I migrate a VM to a physical host (V2P)?
Virtual to physical migration (V2P) is possible. It is perhaps a bit more complicated than migrating to physical to virtual.
First for some...
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Supported host operating systems for VMware Server 1.0x, Player 2.0.x and Workstation 6.0.x
In general you will be able to install VMware products on most linux distros. The supported distros will however let you install your VMware product...
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retrying all the portals again, since the portal list got exhausted
ESX has problems mounting iscsi LUNs and there are messages similar to this in the vmkernel log file:
Oct 15 04:01:37 xxxesx02 vmkernel:...
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POST is too quick
Some times you might want to enter the virtual machine's BIOS settings or the boot media menu and POST is to quick, making it hard to hit the right...
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Hyper-V 1.0: List of supported guest operating systems
The following list of guest operating systems are by Hyper-V 1.0:
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About VMFAQ.com
Hello!
This site was founded in January 2008 and seeks to answer or provide pointers to solutions on some common issues with VMware...
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"Input string was not in a correct format" when using VMware vSphere Host Update Utility
When trying to upgrade a VMware ESX host to 4.0u2 using the VMware vSphere Host Update Utility may fail with the following error message:
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