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An Issue of APC PowerChute Business and VMWare

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If you try to install the latest version of APC PowerChute Business Edition agent on the computer that has VMWare product installed (VMWare Server, VMWare Workstation), you will receive the following error message similar to this one:
VMWare Server has been detected on this system.
This version of PowerChute Business Edition does not support VMWare Server.

This version of PowerChute Business Edition does not support VMWare Server

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How to Boot from USB Flash Drive on VMWare Workstation

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If you are using VMWare Workstation, you will notice that you can’t boot from USB Flash Drive. There isn’t any USB option in BIOS boot menu. But sometimes, you need to boot from USB Flash Drive, such as to test installation of pre-configured system, to boot your favorite operating system which comes in USB edition, etc. At this time, VMWare Workstation 7 isn’t officially support booting from USB Flash Drive yet, but there is a workaround which can help you boot from USB Flash Drive by using Plop Boot Manager.

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How to Enable SSH on VMWare ESXi Server 3.5

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Introduction

By default, SSH is disabled on VMWare ESXi Server but you can enable SSH manually. It’s easy, just take a few minutes and few steps to enable SSH. On this example, I am going to show how to enable SSH on VMWare ESXi Server 3.5 on HP ProLiant BL25p G2.

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Getting Started on Virtualization with Microsoft Virtual PC 2007, Part VI: Configure Virtual Machine Settings

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Configure Virtual Machine Settings

After 5 parts have been passed, you know how to create a virtual machine, install a new operating system, install virtual machine additions. But when you’re using a virtual machine, you may want to change configurations of the virtual machine. For instance, add new hard disk, increase RAM size of the virtual machine, configure network adapter, etc. You can change configurations in Virtual Machine Settings. Let’s see what you can do in a virtual machine’s settings. Read the rest of this entry »

Getting Started on Virtualization with Microsoft Virtual PC 2007, Part V: Install Virtual Machine Additions

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Install Virtual Machine Additions

After you’ve installed an operating system on the virtual machine, you would want to install Virtual Machine Additions on the virtual machine to enhance functionality on a guest operating system. The major capabilities are Read the rest of this entry »

Getting Started on Virtualization with Microsoft Virtual PC 2007, Part IV: Install Guest OS

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Install Guest OS

Now you have a virtual machine which hasn’t installed any operating system yet. It like you have a new another PC but it is in the virtual machine. So this part I show how install Windows XP on the virtual machine. But I won’t include full detail of how to install Windows XP.
Note: The operating system which is on virtual machine called Guest Operating System (Guest OS). The operating system on the physical PC is called Host Operating System (Host OS).

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Getting Started on Virtualization with Microsoft Virtual PC 2007, Part III: New Virtual Machine

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New Virtual Machine

From first 2 parts, you have already installed Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 SP1 on your PC. Now you can create your own virtual machine which I’ll show in this part.

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Getting Started on Virtualization with Microsoft Virtual PC 2007, Part II: Installation

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Installation

This post shows you how to install Microsoft Virtual PC 2007. The steps are easy, simply click next. But I decide to keep this post to make the series complete. By the time I writing this, the latest version is Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 SP1.
Note: The PC that is being installed the Virtual PC should has more than single core (Dual or Quad cores) and has enough memory for virtual machines. Otherwise, it may be slow when you run a virtual machine.

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Getting Started on Virtualization with Microsoft Virtual PC 2007, Part I: Introduction

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Introduction

Hello, this post is the first part of the series that I’ll give you an introduction to the Virtualization Technology which is an interesting topic and becoming interested to many organizations in these days. This series I’ll focus on using Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 which is a free virtualization software from Microsoft.
Note: In this series, I focus about virtualization software for Workstation only, not for Server or Enterprise.

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How to install VMWare Server on Linux Redhat

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Introduction

Nowadays, virtualization is a solution which is interested by many IT manager. By converting existing system to virtual, you can save lot of money from buying new hardware every year, avoid hardware conflicts when you move virtual to another computer, etc. But when you convert system to virtual, you still need OS to run virtual software (VMWare, Virtual PC, etc).

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SID issue of duplicated Windows virtual disk

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Problem

When you use virtualization software such as Microsoft Virtual PC, VMWare, etc. Most of the time, you’ll duplicate (copy and paste) Windows virtual disk for creating a new system instead of grab a Windows CD and install it from scratch because it’s really fast and simple. But the problem occured on the duplicated disk that it contains the same Computer Security Identifier (SID) with the original so that if you try to join the domain on the new system, you can’t login to the domain and the error message show as below

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