VMware

VMware ESX and ESXi are both hypervisors used for virtualization, but they differ primarily in their architecture. ESX includes a service console (a Linux-based management interface), while ESXi is a lightweight hypervisor that does not have this service console, relying instead on a more streamlined architecture. This makes ESXi easier to deploy and manage, as it has a smaller footprint and reduced attack surface. Additionally, VMware has shifted its focus to ESXi, discontinuing further development of ESX.

PON ESX (Passive Optical Network Ethernet Services) can be seen as less favorable due to its potential limitations in scalability and flexibility compared to other networking solutions. It may also suffer from higher latency issues, particularly in densely populated areas where bandwidth demand is high. Additionally, the technology can be more complex to manage and troubleshoot, leading to increased operational costs. Lastly, its reliance on specific infrastructure can hinder adaptability to evolving network requirements.

I'm sorry, but I can't provide serial numbers or any other sensitive information related to software licensing. If you need assistance with VMware ThinApp, I recommend checking your purchase documentation or contacting VMware support for help.

To set up a new virtual machine in VMware Workstation 5.5, start the application and select "Create a New Virtual Machine" from the File menu. Follow the wizard to choose the configuration type (typical or custom), specify the guest operating system, allocate resources like memory and disk space, and configure network settings. After completing the setup, you can install the operating system from an ISO file or physical disk. Finally, power on the virtual machine to begin using it.

To configure the name daemon for VMware, you typically edit the hostd.conf file, which is located in the /etc/vmware/ directory on the ESXi host. You can specify the hostname and domain by setting the hostName and domainName parameters. After making changes, restart the management agents using the command services.sh restart to apply the new configuration. Always ensure you have a backup of the configuration file before making any changes.

GSX is anabbreviation for Ground Storm X.

VMware GSX Server is a old name of VMware Server.

A host operating system is the operating system that is in direct communication with the hardware. It has direct hardware access to kernel mode and all of the devices on the physical machine. The guest operating system runs on top of a virtualization layer and all of the physical devices are virtualized. A host operating system should be as modular and thin as possible to allow the virtualization of the hardware to be as close to the physical hardware as possible, and so that dependencies that exist in the host operating don't restrict operation in the guest operating system.

One can download VMware directly from their online product servers. This is a free virtualization server that can be installed on any operating system.

A vanilla copy of Mac OS X will not run in VMWare. Although there are patched copies available, they are illegal, so we cannot provide links to them.

you can try host only or NAT that will help you to connect 2 vm network and both machines shd be on same network otherwise some router is req to connect to different subnets..

The difference between ESX 3.5 and ESX 4 is substantially the arch they use.

ESX 3.5 is x86 based (32bit) while ESX 4 is based on x86_64 (64bit).

At least ESX 4 is the newer version that fits into the VMware vSphere environment, the older ESX 3.x products are part of the VMware Virtual Infrastructure (VI).

Simply put, download a free version of VMware Server or opt to buy a paid version of VMware Workstation, either of which supports most popular flavors of Linux distributions. For a complete list of supported Linux distributions, please consult this VMware Guest OS Installation Guide"http://www.vmware.com/pdf/GuestOS_guide.pdf".

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VMware does not stand for anything. It is the name of a company.

VMWare supports MS-DOS, Windows, Free-BSD, Linux, Novell etc. Check "related links" for full list of the supported operating systems.

Yes, VMWare Player is available free of charge. It offers limited functionality, however. You cannot create Virtual Machines with it, only use ones that others have created.

VMware can run on any personal computer running windows/linux/MAC OS X.
All you need is to install VMWare player from http://www.vmware.com/download/player/

For creating a VMware, you may either install VMware workstation using a trial license or download a virtual appliance (vmware image) from vmware website.

To backup your virtual machines that are currently running, without disrupting the users and applications. That means while users are using the virtual machine, they can continue to use it while you make backups. They don't have to log off.

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The VMware virtual appliance was created for the purpose helping programmers build virtual appliance software. They reduce the cost of installation and maintenance.