VMWare ESXi 4 0 install part a
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i have a question? i have a PE2650, I want 2 disk, 1 for the Os and one for the datastore (RAID5) how can I configure that?
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Thanks man,,ok
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How powerful does the comp running the vsphere client need to be?
wobbygongman 1 year ago
They claim you can run it on a 500 Mhz CPU and a 200 MB of RAM. 1.5 GB Free HDD and Gigabit networking. That's just about any computer in the last 10 years.
technoblogical 1 year ago
oh that's awesome! and once you have a new virtual machine, can you control it on the main server or do you always have to use the client?
wobbygongman 1 year ago
You have to use the client. The server is mostly command line.
technoblogical 1 year ago