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Debunking VMware View installation and configuration myths
There are a lot of VMware View installation and configuration myths floating around. So question your preconceived notions, because it could save you time and money.Tip
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VMware View 5 wish list items
As the release of VMware View 5 approaches, users are still waiting for profile management. Our hosts and expert guest discuss other features on their View 5 wish lists.Podcast
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Top 10 VMware tips of 2010
None of us has a perfect memory. But don't worry -- our top 10 VMware tips of 2010 will refresh your knowledge on the year's most popular expert advice on VMware technologies.Misc
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Launching VMware ThinApps in View 4.5
Now VMware ThinApps can be launched from View 4.5 . This new feature simplifies application deployments, but it requires some front-end work.Tip
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VMware's complicated relationships with server OEMs
This week's news roundup includes VMware's complex relationships with server OEMs and VMware's use of VARs to make headway into the SMB market.Article | 16 Aug 2010
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Promoting green initiatives with VMware software
Green initiatives aren’t just for data centers. Reducing electricity use and preventing e-waste at home can be as simple as using free VMware software to virtualize desktops.Tip
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VMware Player 4: A free introduction to virtualization
VMware Player 4 offers virtualization newbies and IT pros a free, easy to use and safe platform to test different operating systems or new software.Tip
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Using VMware Fusion for Mac to get more from your Windows VM
VMware Fusion for Mac is a boon for IT pros that work with various OSes. VMware Fusion 4, in particular, can create snapshots and allow a Windows VM to use built-in Mac devices.Tip
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VMware Fusion 4 security tips and tricks
For solid VMware Fusion security, you need to lock down devices and shared folders, and disable some of the default settings that make your VMs vulnerable.Tip
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Benefits and challenges of upgrading to VMware Fusion 4
VMware Fusion 4 offers a new interface and the ability to virtualize the OS itself. But not everyone loves the new look, and there are issues running certain VMs.Tip
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Upgrading to VMware Workstation 8: Requirements and installation
With all the new features of VMware Workstation 8, lots of customers are deciding to upgrade from Workstation 7. We walk you through the VMware Workstation upgrade process.Tip
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Nested virtualization with VMware Fusion 4 and Workstation 8
Nesting VMs is like having a dream within a dream. With VMware Fusion 4, you can run a 64-bit nested VM in other hypervisors inside Fusion.Tip
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From test to production: Copying VMs from VMware Workstation 8 to ESXi
With VMware Workstation 8, it’s easy to copy a virtual machine from to an ESXi host. In just a few steps, you’ll create a VM copy ready for production.Tip
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VMware Workstation 8 overview: Why should I upgrade?
VMware Workstation 8 has an improved interface, 64-bit operating system support, and better integration with vSphere. Check out the new features to see if you should upgrade.Tip
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VMware Workstation security best practices: Guard thy virtual fiefdom
Regular patching and proper networking design are some of the VMware Workstation security best practices that will ensure that your precious data is secure.Tip
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When you need, and don’t need, vCenter Server
Some organizations don’t need the advanced features offered by vCenter Server and can effectively manage their infrastructure with the free vSphere Client. Can yours?Tip
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Top five tips to improve VMware server capacity planning
Server capacity planning is an important part of every environment, and VMware shops have some specialized tools to help them make the most of their hardware resources.Tip
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Installing a CIM provider to improve vSphere Client host monitoring
While ESXi includes support for many popular hardware platforms, comprehensive server health monitoring with the vSphere Client sometimes requires installing the correct CIM provider.Tip
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VMware Server
VMware Server is a virtualization solution that makes it possible to partition a single physical server into multiple virtual machines... (Continued)Definition
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VMware tutorials
SearchVMware.com’s tutorials provide information technology (IT) professionals with the most relevant information on implementing VMware-related virtualization technologies for server consolidation, disaster recovery, lab and test, desktop centralization or other production usage.Tutorial
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The best VMware product guide: Hypervisors, desktop products and cloud services
If you're looking for a quick overview of all of VMware's products, this guide is what you've been looking for. In part one of the two-part series, learn about VMware's different hypervisors, desktop products and cloud services.Crash Course
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Make smart VMware server, capacity moves with VMware, PlateSpin tools
An expert covers the pros and cons of two tools, VMware Capacity Planner and PlateSpin PowerRecon, that replace educated guesses about server buys with metrics. Consultant Paul Davey has seen guesswork about server buys for virtualization lead to server glut and higher energy costs, the very things virtualization can prevent.Tip
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VMware Server 2.0: New look, new Web interface
VMware Server 2.0 boasts new features and a new Web-based interface called VMware Infrastructure Web Access. Learn how it stacks up against VMware ESXi and VMware Server 1.0.x.Tip
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Virtual machine backup with VMware Server 2.0 and Volume Snapshot Service
Backing up virtual machines (VMs) can be an unwieldy process, but VMware has integrated its VM backup application with Microsoft's Volume Snapshot Service (VSS). An expert discusses how to use these features in this tip.Tip
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Avoiding intra-VMware virtual machine compatibility difficulties
Product advancements within the VMware line up have made some intra-VMware virtual machine migrations tricky, but you can simplify compatibility complications with the Create Virtual Machine interface step of the virtual machine creation process.Tip
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