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Installing VMWare Server 2 part b


Watch as I install VMWare Server 2 on Windows XP. Then start an install of Ubuntu 8.10 as a virtual machine. VMWare Server 2 is a free download for Windows and Linux machines. It takes about 20 minutes to get up and running. Creating all your virtual machines will take some more time. VMWare Server 2 is available as a free download from… www.vmware.com Ubuntu is available as a free download from… www.ubuntu.com Providing training videos since last Tuesday. http Thanks for watching.







Beobachten Sie, wie ich VMWare Server 2 auf Windows XP installieren. Starten Sie eine Installation von Ubuntu 8.10 als virtuelle Maschine. VMWare Server 2 ist ein kostenloser Download für Windows und Linux-Maschinen. Es dauert etwa 20 Minuten zum laufen zu bringen. Erstellen Ihrer virtuellen Maschinen wird einige Zeit dauern. VMWare Server 2 ist als kostenloser Download von... www.vmware.com Ubuntu zur Verfügung steht als eine kostenlose download von... www.ubuntu.com Providing Trainingsvideos seit letzten Dienstag. http Dank für das Ansehen von... installing, Part, Server, start, Ubuntu, VMware, Windows, www.youtube.com,

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17 Responses to “Installing VMWare Server 2 part b”

  • 1
    misbooon
    May 27th, 2010 13:34

    :| i can’t access localhost:8333 or localhost:8222

  • 2
    technoblogical
    May 27th, 2010 14:27

    the same password that you are using to log into the computer. If you don’t have one, you need to put a password on your account. Then you may log into the web page.

  • 3
    misbooon
    May 27th, 2010 14:44

    so… i have no new accounts… i’m on the administrator so what’s the pass?

  • 4
    MrAlbania4life
    May 27th, 2010 15:27

    how do i download like operating systems

  • 5
    RandomDoomsday15
    May 27th, 2010 16:06

    im downloading the newest version!

  • 6
    technoblogical
    May 27th, 2010 16:06

    On the right side of the web page there should be a link that says “”edit virtual machine startup/shutdown” I think you can do that there.

  • 7
    daveolso
    May 27th, 2010 16:42

    I need this. I was looking at some other products. I want to run a FreeNAS also so will it bootup on it’s own?

  • 8
    technoblogical
    May 27th, 2010 17:20

    It it saying there is a certificate error? Cause that’ll happen. Otherwise, I would suggest using FireFox. That’s best trouble shooting method I can suggest. If it does it in FF, IE, and Opera, then it’s your computer. If it does it in only IE, troubleshoot IE.

  • 9
    diablo9333
    May 27th, 2010 17:59

    Problem. When I go on the log on screen for Vmware doesn’t work. It says problem loading page but there is nothing wrong with my connection.

  • 10
    sbakht
    May 27th, 2010 18:52

    hai very gud tutorial
    but from where can i get the ubuntu/fedora and other OS images?
    like u have made the folder ISo so how to get the images of those OS?
    Reply back

  • 11
    soma1509
    May 27th, 2010 19:47

    Yeah I’ve tried those, and I have iDeneb and Kalyway myself, but they’ve been useless so far.

    The only thing I have left to try is using an actual retail OS CD along with a Boot CD and chameleon on my USB stick. I hope that works.

  • 12
    technoblogical
    May 27th, 2010 19:54

    It can be done. Try looking up “OSX86 project” or “PCWiz computer” and you might find a tutorial for it. But it’s gooing to take a lot of luck and patience. Have fun with it!

  • 13
    soma1509
    May 27th, 2010 20:01

    Thanks a lot! As for OS X, I think I could probably figure it out..maybe make it run on my system natively as it’s been done before by other people.

    I think this software will come in handy for me in the future.

  • 14
    technoblogical
    May 27th, 2010 20:36

    There are lots of OS’s available for a client machine. However, OSX doesn’t like to run on anything but a Mac. So running it on a virtual is a huge problem.
    The limitation is a 64 bit host. (The machine running VMWare.)It’s because VMWare doesn’t contain MS approved drivers. It throws a fit if you try to put it on there. VMWare will probably run a virtual vista 64 just fine.
    Shouldn’t have a problem with other 64 bit hosts. Vista 64 on ubuntu 64 should be okay.
    The window will full screen.

  • 15
    soma1509
    May 27th, 2010 20:49

    Hey, sorry as I am new to this and want to learn how to use this software, but is it possible that I can use almost any distro or OS using this software (keeping in mind about what you said about 64-bit OSes)? For example, can I run Mac OSX on a virtual machine while I am on Windows or Ubuntu?

    Also, I am guessing you have the option of extending the OS the fullscreen? Or is it only limited to windowed mode?

  • 16
    technoblogical
    May 27th, 2010 21:46

    It uses the users on the machine. Test is a user installed on the local machine.

  • 17
    blackfishes7
    May 27th, 2010 22:33

    Damn…I guess I missed how to create a login for Vmware Infrastructur login page. I caught the “test” comment you made, but how do you create it??

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