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how much ram for each windows 2008 VM?
drew726
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With a 6GB laptop, how much ram should I allocate per server and workstation? Is 1GB enough? this is strictly for lab work out of the MCTS training kit
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Essendon
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Windows Server 2008 R2 will need 1GB, a Win7 VM will also need 1GB. So assuming you have Win7 as your host OS:
Host = 1.5GB
2008 R2 = 1GB
Win7 = 1GB
So you should be able to run 3 2008R2 VM's, a Win7 client VM and still leave enough for your host OS. If you had 2008 R2 as your host OS (which I do on my desktop at home), you can squeeze another VM in because 2008R2 only uses about 400MB when idling. -
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Windows Server 2008 R2 will need 1GB, a Win7 VM will also need 1GB. So assuming you have Win7 as your host OS:
Host = 1.5GB
2008 R2 = 1GB
Win7 = 1GB
So you should be able to run 3 2008R2 VM's, a Win7 client VM and still leave enough for your host OS. If you had 2008 R2 as your host OS (which I do on my desktop at home), you can squeeze another VM in because 2008R2 only uses about 400MB when idling.
Awesome. Thanks man!Completed Courses:
SSC1, SST1, AXV1, TTV1, ABV1, TNV1, AHV1, BAC1, BBC1, LAE1, LUT1, GAC1, IWC1, INC1, HHT1, LAT1, QLT1, CLC1, IWT1 TPV1, INT1, TSV1, LET1, BOV1, AJV1, ORC1, MGC1, BRV1, AIV1, WFV1, TWA1, CPW2
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