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you mean the host machine? yes it's just a devation from redhat enterprise. you can still run whatever you want, but you really shouldn't... if you have ESX running then surely run a VM to host these services..??
yuo're running ESX, a clustered highly available top end virtualizaton suite just for one crappy windows vm?? that's insane. just use vmware server on whatever base liniux box you feel like. alternatively use xen if your hardware has a suitable hypervisor extension.
Last edited by acid_kewpie; 05-09-2007 at 01:16 PM.
vmware uses a very sensible client / server architecture for management. you could, should, install vmware console on your own desktop pc and connect to the server from there installing remotely.
I think I've almost got it. Your knowledge has been very helpful.
Just to make sure, you're saying:
1) Install my choice of Linux (Debian)
2) Install Vmware Server on top of that
3) Install the Vmware Console on a separate Machine
a. I have a windows laptop - will the Windows Console connect to the VMware Server?
b. What about the Web Based Managment Interface?
4) Connect to the Vmware Server using a or b (for a GUI) and do the Windows install
yeah that's about it. the management for esx does provide for better interfaces, but again at additional costs afaik. web interface looks like this http://www.eweek.com/slideshow_viewe...95&po=3,00.asp and will, afaik, give you the vmware console to download automatically when you try to use it through the management interface.
just want to know about VMware and how it works with clustered server. essentially im going to learn about the VMware and i need help. if ok i`ll ask a few question i guess. thanks in advance.
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