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Re: Windows Server 2008 Virtualization PM Bryon Surace in the Fish Bowl

alexjones142 — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:18:06 GMT

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Re: Windows Server 2008 Virtualization PM Bryon Surace in the Fish Bowl

san diego real estat — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 19:36:20 GMT

Nice interview. Try to have focus on visualtion it is creating problem.

Re: Windows Server 2008 Virtualization PM Bryon Surace in the Fish Bowl

Lalit Sharma — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 06:45:55 GMT

interview is really very informative. keep posting such information.

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Re: Windows Server 2008 Virtualization PM Bryon Surace in the Fish Bowl

tailwindALWAYS — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 20:48:10 GMT

I second that USB pass-through. We have a virtual license server running with two USB dongles on it. The reason we think it's ideal to run a license server virtually is due to the MAC address that's usually required to register your machine with various software vendors to provide you with a key. This way, if the hardware the server is running on fails, you don't have to put the same NIC in another box (that is if the one you registered wasn't the on-board NIC!). That being said it's obviously also important to be able to set static MAC addresses in a VM. Unfortunately VMware only allows a certain range. Other than that I think it looks like a very sweet step forward, but I know for sure we won't switch unless we can move all of our servers ... including our license server and few linux servers for sure.

Re: Windows Server 2008 Virtualization PM Bryon Surace in the Fish Bowl

Ivan Versluis — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 20:24:07 GMT

Hi there, nice interview. It was mentioned in the interview, but really one of the things WSV is missing is the USB function. We have all those usb tokens with license information and only for that reason we would choose the VMWare Server product which supports that.