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Xen or VMWARE - 13.Dec.2010 5:26:19 PM

softwarevariations

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I have install XEN 5.5 and 5.6. I like both but lacking stuff... I know VMWARE ESXI is more robust.
I have not got through the entire esxi hypervisor yet. hopefully this week.

any comments about either?

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RE: Xen or VMWARE - 19.Dec.2010 9:12:10 PM

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What do you feel is lacking in Xen 5.5 or 5.6?

Scott

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RE: Xen or VMWARE - 27.Jan.2012 5:18:28 AM

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Xen 5.5

We know that Xen technology is the fastest and is very effective on secure virtualization software in the industry. Xen-Server is designed for a efficient management of Windows and Linux servers.It delivers cost-effective server consolidation and business continuity also.

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RE: Xen or VMWARE - 14.Aug.2012 9:39:07 PM

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I hate the virtual mouse... it always gets hosed. I have sedn it in all virutal environments. How is this ever going to be fixed?

any suggestions/comments with this!

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RE: Xen or VMWARE - 19.Aug.2012 5:34:57 PM

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I almost never see issues with the virtual mouse anymore. It seems like those problems have been mostly solved, particularly when virtual machine additions/tools are installed. Are you always using tools? Do you see this even in VMware?

Scott

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