http://www.vmworld.com/index.jspa?view=discussions Most recent forum messages 2008-11-18T15:19:25Z en http://www.vmworld.com/message/4016?tstart=0#4016 <br /> Hi guys,<br /> <p /> <p /> <br /> I've just been reading how VMWares VDI is now evolving into VMWare View.. All that i've read sounds great, but does anyone know the changes that VMWare view manager will see in comparison to VDM??<br /> <p /> any ideas or thoughts would be great...<br /> <p /> <p /> <br /> Thanks 2008-11-18T15:19:25Z 10 hours, 22 minutes ago http://www.vmworld.com/message/4015?tstart=0#4015 <br /> I'm sure there are several folks on this board who are Fusion "gurus"...but for any VMware product specific questions, you should probably post your question to the VMware Community boards.<br /> <br /> Here is the VMware Fusion community:<br /> <a class="jive-link-external" href="http://communities.vmware.com/community/vmtn/desktop/fusion">http://communities.vmware.com/community/vmtn/desktop/fusion</a><br /> <br /> ~tr 2008-11-18T08:51:21Z 16 hours, 50 minutes ago http://www.vmworld.com/message/4004?tstart=0#4004 I have an apple computer and use VMware for the window side. I cannot get into windows the screen is black.I have tried to uninstall the program but it says I need a password. The password works when I go to support but does not work to uninstall the program. Any suggestion on what I can do??? 2008-11-17T22:44:17Z 1 day, 2 hours ago 1 http://www.vmworld.com/message/4003?tstart=0#4003 <br /> I think you should go for the 8 cores becuse user VMware will be better able to distribute the work load. Remember adequate memory is important as well.<br /> <p /> <p /> <br /> Oliphant 2008-11-15T23:30:46Z 3 days, 2 hours ago http://www.vmworld.com/message/4002?tstart=0#4002 <br /> Hi Jim,<br /> <p /> Check this <a class="jive-link-external" href="http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vi3_301_201_server_config.pdf">link</a> Chapter 2.<br /> <p /> Oliphant 2008-11-15T23:20:54Z 3 days, 2 hours ago http://www.vmworld.com/message/4001?tstart=0#4001 Q1. I am not sure what you mean by Third Party Integration could you re-phrase.<br /> <br /> Q2. This depends a lot on your infrastructure. With a well equiped datacenter virtualization can scale till you say stop. Most of the virtualization solutions on the market at the moment comes with client tools that make it easy the manage your virtual systems. e.g ESX comes with the virtual Center Client wich is excellent. After install you may never need to use the command prompt.<br /> <br /> Q3. First you need to know what the problem is. If the problem you have is a problem that vitualization can solve; then using it corrent capabilities should be able to design a solution.<br /> <p /> <br /> Q4. If you are unsure about what virtualizing will be able to do for you - visit one of the trad show or find someone who have done it already. At the moment virtualization is being use very demanding invironments with no problem. But again it depens on the problem you are trying to resolve. So define your problems first and go from there.<br /> <p /> <br /> Q4. When to virtualise - I think you can start anytime. What to Virtualise, Check the the different white papers available and see what other people are virtualizing.<br /> <p /> <br /> You can checkout this site there are some articles and links that might help <b><a class="jive-link-external" href="http://www.virtualcomputing.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=57:to-virtualize-or-not-to-virtualize&catid=34:virtualization-articles&Itemid=2">virtualcomputing.net</a></b><br /> <p /> oliphant 2008-11-15T22:50:36Z 3 days, 2 hours ago http://www.vmworld.com/message/4000?tstart=0#4000 <br /> What are you using on the desktop for emulation PCs or Wyse? <br /> <p /> I think the two most important areas are whats on the desktop and your back end. Each of our desktops are given 512m super-users upto a gig. Make sure you give them the right network card LSI.<br /> <p /> For finer details check VMware best Practice guids<br /> <p /> Oliphant 2008-11-15T22:13:13Z 3 days, 3 hours ago http://www.vmworld.com/message/3987?tstart=0#3987 No, there are other ways to distribute using DRS, but not a single VM on multipple Hosts. 2008-11-14T21:34:43Z 4 days, 4 hours ago http://www.vmworld.com/message/3986?tstart=0#3986 What is your infrastucture like e.g what hardware have you got in place. 2008-11-14T09:41:38Z 4 days, 15 hours ago http://www.vmworld.com/message/3985?tstart=0#3985 <br /> In Virtalcenter when you go to edit settings the option tab tells you the location of the configuration file and the working location.<br /> <p /> Hope this helps<br /> <p /> Oliphant 2008-11-14T09:35:07Z 4 days, 16 hours ago