VMs on red hat enterprise
Hello, I wanted to know which tool to use on a EL6 to have VMS on it?
My VMS will be under debian 6 and windows 7 |
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VirtualBox works very well on all of the systems I use.
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Almost any virtual machine made for your arch will work. Free systems aren't too bad. The commercial offerings have many more corporate features.
The one to choose may also depend on your hardware. Without knowing that we really can't guess. Some hardware is better suited slightly for some vm's. |
For the NOT free RHEL 7.0
you will want to use redhat's KVM contact your redhat support rep you DID buy the REQUIRED server license ? -- right? the $799 - $1200 per year support contract is required https://www.redhat.com/wapps/store/catalog.html or install the FREE rebuild of the code base CentOS 7.0 but to literally answer you question Quote:
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Thanks to you 4 for your answers.
My Problem is that my motherbard has a pci card that I have to use. The constructor of this PCi card has developped drivers for different OS but those for Windows 7 are not good. The applications that I have to launch with this PCI card are only available on Windows. Windows Xp is too old for my company's security service. I wanted to virtualized a linux distrib on my Windows 7 but all the virtualization tools do not see my PCi card. The best solution I had was to use ESXI but with this solution I had to use 2 machines. In the contract, it is written, one machine. The other solution I thought about was to use a linux distrib on my computer that will see my PCI CARD, to launch a VM on it with Windows seven and to connect my application on the IP Address of the Linux distrib. I thought about EL6 because it is the newest linux distrib which has drivers for my PCI CARD. If you have a better idea, please tell me. Thanks a lot. Philippe. |
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