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behaqpy
ESXi
We are using 3 ESXi 3.5 update2 hosts - without virtual center - . These servers are hosting 10 XP guests and a few other appilances.
We are using 3 ESXi 3.5 update2 hosts - without virtual center - . These servers are hosting 10 XP guests and a few other appilances.
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McShinsky
Windows Server 2008 w/Hyper-V, Hyper-V server and SCVMM 2008 ties.
This product will be continually compared to Xen/Citrix.
Rob
This product will be continually compared to Xen/Citrix.
Rob
Re: ESXi
The release version supports ESXi 3.5!
behaqpy said:We are using 3 ESXi 3.5 update2 hosts - without virtual center - . These servers are hosting 10 XP guests and a few other appilances.
The release version supports ESXi 3.5!
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risto3
Opensolaris (server) with Sun VirtualBox (currently 3.0.8).
ETA on VDS server and/or at least client support for osol? thx
ETA on VDS server and/or at least client support for osol? thx
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rbeyer
VMWare linux 64bit, VirtualBox linux 64bit
After long time experimenting with 2X assistant on a VMWare Server 2.0 host (SLES10SP3/64bit) and always getting error code 5, we found out, that 64bit version is not supported on linux hosts. The list of supported VDI providers does not state that ("linux" in my opinion means all versions).
There is no reason to use VDI on 32bit systems for production use, as 3GB main memory are far too small for more than two virtual machines. Why is 64bit linux not supported with VMWare Server, and linux not at all with VirtualBox? These are the two Systems we would like to run VDs.
After long time experimenting with 2X assistant on a VMWare Server 2.0 host (SLES10SP3/64bit) and always getting error code 5, we found out, that 64bit version is not supported on linux hosts. The list of supported VDI providers does not state that ("linux" in my opinion means all versions).
There is no reason to use VDI on 32bit systems for production use, as 3GB main memory are far too small for more than two virtual machines. Why is 64bit linux not supported with VMWare Server, and linux not at all with VirtualBox? These are the two Systems we would like to run VDs.