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So far - no one has noticed that last night I virtualised a terminal server onto my VMWare test setup.

 

It all seems to be working swimmingly! From a Dual 3.5 Gig 4GB RAM 1u pizza box onto a virtual 4 x 3.15 gig 4GB RAM VM :D

 

Not under heavy use today - hence the 4% average CPU usage. I wanted to check that the actual conversion works nice, which it does, and that there was not any unusual behaviour. So far so good!

 

Will be converting two more terminal servers on thursday night to do some testing next week!

 

Vmware Vsphere Convertor is a work of genius!

 

Butuz

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So far - no one has noticed that last night I virtualised a terminal server onto my VMWare test setup.

 

It all seems to be working swimmingly! From a Dual 3.5 Gig 4GB RAM 1u pizza box onto a virtual 4 x 3.15 gig 4GB RAM VM :D

 

Not under heavy use today - hence the 4% average CPU usage. I wanted to check that the actual conversion works nice, which it does, and that there was not any unusual behaviour. So far so good!

 

Will be converting two more terminal servers on thursday night to do some testing next week!

 

Vmware Vsphere Convertor is a work of genius!

 

Butuz

 

Nice one!

 

No one (apart from the techs) noticed the exchange 2003 VM conversion.... its never run so well!

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Sssshhhhhh!!! No one seems to have noticed I virtualised the world last night ;)

 

Vmware Vhemesphere Convertor is a work of genius! ;) :) :)

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Sssshhhhhh!!! No one seems to have noticed I virtualised the world last night ;)

 

Have you ever had a dream, Neo, that you were so sure was real? What if you were unable to wake from that dream? How would you know the difference between the dream world and the real world?

 

;) (23456)

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Sssshhhhhh!!! No one seems to have noticed I virtualised the world last night ;)

 

Vmware Vhemesphere Convertor is a work of genius! ;) :) :)

 

You virtualised the world! Can you vmotion between countries?

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@Sandman:

 

Yes do it all the time between virtual server called America and the virtual server called United_Kingdom trouble is one is slightly behind the other but they run the same.

 

When one has a problem it relies on the other to back it up and this seems to work very effectively.

 

Only thing is the apps behave slightly differently depending on which virtual server the platform is running on. ;) :)

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