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Site:	VMTN Discussion Forums (site profile, domain info vmware.com)
Title:	Higher Education
Url:	http://communities.vmware.com/community/vmtn/ge...
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Re: Server Hardware/Software Requirement Planning

Started 3 months ago (2009-10-09 22:37:00) by thehyperadvisor

( I would still have more questions around requirements. It's not that simple when your talking pooled resources with multiple users and applications. Vmware fusion, workstation, and server products all run in an operating system which makes them slower,etc than esx which installs on top of the hardware itself. It will be best to get really good, server class ...

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