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How to remove Ghost Hardware in windows after P2V
After converting a physical machine to a virtual machine, you need to remove the “old” hardware. This hardware is not shown in the device manager by default.
Know the Difference between VMWare, KVM, OpenVZ, Xen, Virtuozzo
Virtual Private Servers employ a technology known as virtualization: a technique whereby a physical server is divided into virtual divisions (sometimes called “containers” or…
Reasons for Moving to Virtualization
If you’re trying to decide if virtualization is right for your organization, whether from an economic or technological standpoint, consider these reasons for taking the…
Three Kinds of Server Virtualization
There are three ways to create virtual servers: full virtualization, para-virtualization and OS-level virtualization. They all share a few common traits. The physical server is called the host.
[KVM] Installing Virtio drivers in a KVM Windows guest VM
KVM provides a Virtio interface for the virtual hard disk and NIC. To use them in a Windows guest VM, the drivers from Fedora (you only need the ISO file) must first be installed into Windows.