MS Virtual Server 2005?
Im just getting into the VM world and want to set up a little test environment. Last time I looked at VM there was MS Virtual PC, then Virtual Server 2005...it looks like those are gone/wont support Windows 7...my question is, is there a new application you can run vhd's on an existing machine like Virtual PC, or is that gone now.
I used to use the heck out of the MS "run in on a vhd" website to practice exchange and AD stuff.
I used to use the heck out of the MS "run in on a vhd" website to practice exchange and AD stuff.
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RobertKaucher Member Posts: 4,299 ■■■■■■■■■■VMWare Player is probably the best one for desktop virtualization (of the free). Virtual PC is still around. Windows 7's XP Mode uses that.
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exampasser Member Posts: 718 ■■■□□□□□□□Virtual PC is still available. Hyper-v is another option but there may be issues trying to run a VM that was created in Virtual PC/Virtual Server.
Like Robert said, VMware Player/Workstation are the best desktop virtualization products. Virtualbox is another option although I find it to be buggy at times.