how to install virtual machine remotely in centOS?
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how to install virtual machine remotely in centOS?
We got a dedicated server. The only way to access this is remotely (ssh). We want to install a virtual machine on it (win server 2003). How/using what, can we do this remotely? I was looking around with no success...thanks...
so, does this mean i need to install the GUI then VNC and then VMware,Xen or VirtualBox? thanks
Yeah, if you havent installed things like gnome/kde etc. On a default install this should be available.
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Which flavor of VNC (Open, Tight, Real, etc.) would folks recommend?
I have only used Tight, but I dont think there is much of a difference except the cost Yeah, that reminds me...I believe the paid versions come up with some sort of encryption or as always you could use SSH tunneling with the free versions.
Well...how slow will it get? Thats up with your bandwidth and connectivity.
i already install x window, but when installing GNOME i get these errors:
Error: Missing Dependency: libgaim.so.0()(64bit) is needed by package nautilus-sendto
Error: Missing Dependency: httpd >= 2.2.0 is needed by package gnome-user-share
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Yeah, that reminds me...I believe the paid versions come up with some sort of encryption or as always you could use SSH tunneling with the free versions.
