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Can I run a 32 bit guest OS on a 64 bit host machine?
Q: Answer Yes. You can install 32bit vista on a virtual machine running on a 64 bit platform. This is the case for Windows and should be the same for Linux and Mac OS X
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Caring and Feeding your VM
Q: What do I need to do with a Windows Virtual Machine to keep it up to date? I use a Windows VM only occasionally, what are best practices to maintaining the VM? Context A Virtual Machine is just like having an ...
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Change the setting for mirrored folders for a VMware Virtual Machine
make it easy to store data on your host machine, the IS&T Administrative Staff Windows 7 VM has been configured such that when you access My Documents or the Desktop, you are accessing the Documents and Desktop of your Macintosh. This is called mirroring ...
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How do I get VMware Workstation or Fusion?
Q: Answer You can download VMware Fusion or Workstation from IS&T and get the license codes here: Download VMware Workstation https://ist.mit.edu/vmware/workstation(for Windows or Linux) Download VMware Fusion https://ist.mit.edu/vmware/fusion ...
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How do I increase the RAM in my virtual machine?
Q: The generalize Windows 7 virtual machines that IS&T releases have been configured with 1GB of memory to accommodate use by the broadest possible audience. If you have 4GB or more of RAM and wish to improve performance, you should increase the amount ...
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How do I move to the latest Generalized VM?
Q: Context These instructions apply to the IS&T Student or Administrative Staff Virtual Machines and do not relate to other VMs. You can choose to upgrade the operating system and applications within your current VM if you prefer, though IS&T has ...
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I am a faculty or staff member using VMware Workstation or Fusion. How many instances of a supported Windows operating system can I have on my machine?
Q: Answer Faculty and staff may have up to 4 virtualized instances of a Microsoft Operating System on each MITowned machine. Different virtualized versions of Microsoft OS (Windows 7, 8) may be used on the same machine
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Instructions for Generalizing VM for deployment
Do not install any software or modify the configuration of the VM during this stage unless instructed to. Note: If you see a reference to "Rightclicking" and you don't have a right mouse button, use "ControlClick" or "two finger click" instead. # Make a Copy ...
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I want to make a backup or copy of my VMware virtual machine. What is the best way to do so?
Q: Answer To make a backup copy of a virtual machine created with VMware, just copy the folder to another location. When you power on the copy (open the VM), you will be asked if you have moved the virtual machine or copied it. Select that you ...
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Virtualization and VMware Landing Page
page: Overview Virtualization software allows you to run Virtual Machines (VMs) on your computer. A guest operating system is an operating system installed on a host machine (a physical machine) and run virtually on VMware. IS&T supports and recommends VMware ...
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c-vmware, vmware, virtualization, virtual, machine
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