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I am currently working on a network project where I have to run 2 instances of Server 2008r2 x64 through vmware fusion.
Now I have three problems:
1. How do I get both virtual machines to run on the same network? On Vmware workstation (Windows version) you'd simply put them on a vmnet, but there is no such option on fusion.
2. I NEED to install hyper-V to run virtualized services and vmware v-sphere on the servers so that one os can serve as a distribution server for unattended installation (and is also a domain controller) and the other, running v-sphere will be hosting client sessions of Windows 7, so that thin clients can access the os (basically a cloud computing scenario). There is one problem stopping me from completing this task however, and that is this:
I'm pretty sure that my i5-2400 has this feature. How do I enable it?
3. I need to give demonstrations on vmware workstation, are vm's created in fusion compatible with the windows counterpart?
Peace.
Now I have three problems:
1. How do I get both virtual machines to run on the same network? On Vmware workstation (Windows version) you'd simply put them on a vmnet, but there is no such option on fusion.
2. I NEED to install hyper-V to run virtualized services and vmware v-sphere on the servers so that one os can serve as a distribution server for unattended installation (and is also a domain controller) and the other, running v-sphere will be hosting client sessions of Windows 7, so that thin clients can access the os (basically a cloud computing scenario). There is one problem stopping me from completing this task however, and that is this:
I'm pretty sure that my i5-2400 has this feature. How do I enable it?
3. I need to give demonstrations on vmware workstation, are vm's created in fusion compatible with the windows counterpart?
Peace.