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VMware

A popular multi-function virtualizer for Windows and Linux. Produced by VMware

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LinuxPlanet - VMware 2.0: Virtually Magnificent - Two OSes, One Machine

Michael Hall reviews the version 2.0 of this product.

Monitoring VMware Honeypots

Describes how to use VMware to create honeypots to capture system-intruders.

PlateSpin Ltd.

Provides tools for automated conversion between physical and virtual architectures in the data center.

Tony's VMware Site

Offers a package that enables Network, CD ROM, and Sound in a Windows For Workgroups 3.11 Virtual Machine. Also provides tipps for setting up Windows for Workgroups 3.11 inside VMware.

VMware

A popular multi-function virtualizer for Windows and Linux.

VMware on Slackware Linux

Describes the necessary steps to get VMware running on a PC running Slackware Linux.

OSNews.com - VMWare Workstation 4.0 Review

A review of the Workstation line of the VMware software. (June 23, 2003)

Merrill Lynch Inks Deal With VMware

Wall Street brokerage and financial management company in New York, is deploying "virtual machine" software from VMware Inc. throughout its production environments and on more than 27,000 desktops. (January 06, 2003)

EWeek.com - VMware Software Will Consolidate Applications, Services

With more enterprises looking for solutions that enable them to consolidate applications and infrastructure services running on diverse operating systems, VMware Inc. has released VMware ESX Server 1.5. (May 13, 2002)

ITworld.com - IBM and VMware work on partitioning tools

IBM Corp. and VMware Inc. announced a partnership Tuesday to work on improving partitioning software for high end Intel-based servers. (February 19, 2002)

CNET News.com - VMware wins deal with Microsoft

The maker of software that lets computers run several operating systems simultaneously says Microsoft is using its application to simplify product demos. (September 07, 2001)

Littlewhitedog.com - VMware for Windows NT/2000

A review of the software for Windows. (November 08, 2000)