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VMware

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Virtual machine software from VMware, Inc., Palo Alto, CA (www.vmware.com) that allows multiple copies of the same operating system or several different operating systems to run in the same x86-based machine (see virtual machine).

Client Version - VMware Workstation
VMware Workstation runs on Windows and Linux machines and supports most versions of Windows, Linux, Solaris x86, Netware and FreeBSD running as guest operating systems.

VMware ACE is a deployment tool for propagating virtual machines created in VMware Workstation to multiple PCs.

VMware Player is a free runtime engine that can execute applications packaged as a virtual appliance without requiring full VMware in the computer. See VMware Player.

Server Version - VMware ESX Server
VMware ESX Server is VMware's family of server virtualization products. ESX Server 3i is a compact version for embedding into firmware.

VMware Server is a free product that is used as a starting point for organizations migrating to their first server virtualization projects.

VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure lets VMware-based servers host the system for remote clients. The remote user machines become terminals to the centralized, virtual server environment. See virtual machine and VMware Fusion.


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