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• Use OEM Windows 7 Pro in virtual computer; Enterprise of Windows 8.1 in the physical Machine

  Hello

  I need some real tips on Windows license manager that I don't want to go against all Microsoft software license.

  As a backdrop, I have the following:

  -an OEM Windows 7 Pro that came with the purchase of a Dell PC

  -a license in Volume Windows 8 with Software Assurance purchased by my company

  I would like to know if I can install the copy of the OEM Windows 7 Pro in a virtual machine on the Dell PC, while having a Windows Installer on the physical PC/computer Dell 8.1. i.e. physical Machine Dell PC = Windows Enterprise 8.1; Virtual machine in the same Dell PC is Windows 7 Pro OEM.

  I don't want to do a dual boot to install because it will be difficult to remove once my 3rd party applications fully supports Windows 8.1; and I also want to keep my PC as clean as possible. I also can't use one of the Open License of Windows 8 as a lower upgrade to Windows 7 as this installation will take another license to use.

  I read from the windows 7 EULA that:

  'Use with Virtualization Technologies. Rather than use the software directly on the licensed computer, you can install and use the software within the virtual (or emulated) only on the licensed computer system... »

  I was wondering that the clause applies, but I don't know if the OEM Windows 7 Pro can be activated on a virtual machine because I don't have the OEM product key.

  Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

  Hello

  I need some real tips on Windows license manager that I don't want to go against all Microsoft software license.

  As a backdrop, I have the following:

  -an OEM Windows 7 Pro that came with the purchase of a Dell PC

  -a license in Volume Windows 8 with Software Assurance purchased by my company

  I would like to know if I can install the copy of the OEM Windows 7 Pro in a virtual machine on the Dell PC, while having a Windows Installer on the physical PC/computer Dell 8.1. i.e. physical Machine Dell PC = Windows Enterprise 8.1; Virtual machine in the same Dell PC is Windows 7 Pro OEM.

  Yes, you can.

  I don't want to do a dual boot to install because it will be difficult to remove once my 3rd party applications fully supports Windows 8.1; and I also want to keep my PC as clean as possible. I also can't use one of the Open License of Windows 8 as a lower upgrade to Windows 7 as this installation will take another license to use.

  I read from the windows 7 EULA that:

  'Use with Virtualization Technologies. Rather than use the software directly on the licensed computer, you can install and use the software within the virtual (or emulated) only on the licensed computer system... »

  I was wondering that the clause applies, but I don't know if the OEM Windows 7 Pro can be activated on a virtual machine because I don't have the OEM product key.

  It's the same clause I was going to paste attesting that you can install the license OEM Windows 7 in a VM.

  
  

  In addition, since you have Windows Enterprise 8.1, you can use the built in Hyper-v:

  Windows 8 integrates into hypervisor called Hyper-V.

  This requires that your processor supports the translation of the secondary addresses.

  To see if your processor is supported:

  Press the Windows key + X

  Click on programs and features

  Click on turn Windows features on or off

  See if you can check off Hyper-V and all its options of void

  If this isn't the case, it does not support Hyper-v.

  You can use alternatives such as Oracle VirtualBox or VMWare Player.

  https://www.VirtualBox.org/wiki/downloads

  VMware Player;

  http://downloads.VMware.com/d/details/player_401/dGpkYnRwd3didGRwQA==

  Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

• How can I activate my Webcam USB between my physical machine and VM

  I am new and with a stupid newbie question. VMware Workstation 11 is able to detect and use my Webcam on my virtual machine of Ubuntu 14.4, also a long time I disconnects the USB camera after that starts the virtual machine and reconnect again to VMware he catches before my (windows 8.1) physical machine fact.

  Is there anyway I could turn off the camera on windows manually to my vm it catches and turn it back to the when I'm done with the virtual machine. I don't have to work on the PC and reconnect everything all the time. Hope it makes sense. Thank you!

  You can use the menu Workstation VM-> removable devices - to connect to the virtual machine or to connect to the host. If you connect the device to the virtual computer, it is disconnected from the host. After completing your work with the virtual machine, you can disconnect from comments and connect it to the host.

• Share the reader of fingerprints between the physical Machine and VM

  I have a lenovo W541 with build - in fingerprints, how to share.

  PM with W8.1 already use it, how to use it also to open a session in OS in WM?

  Best regards

  Paolo

  Hi Paolo,.

  Also, I have a Thinkpad W541 and scratched my head on how to use the fingerprint reader, integrated runtime for example 10 Windows on a virtual machine-machine since my cell phone - and then came across this thread.

  After comparing the 'Device Manager' on my VM-machine as well as on the physical laptop I have seen that on the VM machine there was no "biometric devices" not appearing on the VM machine. Of course, I also checked the hardware VM definition dialog if there was a possibility of adding such a device, but it was not.

  So I thought that I was stuck. But I found a solution that is at least sufficient for my needs. I noticed that one of the icons on the side in the bottom right of my machine-VM running (running Windows 10) - there is an icon that has been disabled but when hovering with the mouse it will read "validity sensors sensors Synaptics PS (WBF) (PID = 0017).

  After a right-click and selecting "Connect (disconnect host)" there's a new device that appeared in the Windows Device Manager 'Unknown device' and opening than treeviewitem I clicked and chose "Install driver" and voila! Now my built-in fingerprint reader can be used when running Windows 10 under my VM workstation!

  It is not ideal because it allows to disable the fingerprint reader on the BONES of the physical machine too long that the Windows 10 VM machine is running, but I can live with that. And the good side is that Windows (?) is smart enough to automatically re-enable the drive of fingerprints on my physical machine as soon as the machine-VM is closed / stop.

  I hope this helps!

• Fabric of the Admin "management of physical machines?

  In the document vCAC of bases and Concepts, in the fabric of the configuration infrastructure (pg 23 in pdf format), it is said that "in addition to manage resources and physical machines computer in a group of fabric, fabric admins too...» "

  Which means that the admin of fabric manages physical machines?  What phyiscal machines?  The ESX host of the backup infrastructure of the tissue group they are in charge of this talk?  Is any aspect of management in the vCAC UI?

  This means that the machines that are configured for physical use. With the help of endpoints such as Cisco UCS, Dell and HP (bare metal servers).

  These machines can be added in groups of fabric such as virtualized resources. It depends on what you want to with the provision, it can be any OS, including ESXi.

• Implemintation of deep security with VCENTER on a physical machine for 2 Questions of ESXIs

  Hello

  I have 2 of ESXi in a Cluster

  VCENTER on a physical Machine

  It had to deploy Deep Security 8

  My question is: I need deep to be deployed in this case, security no EGGS? If not, please let know us if the implemintation may be made on VCENTER without the need to deploy the eggs on the ESXi

  is the physical machine VCENTER is sufficient to install all components and functions of security?

  or I need more host to install the components of deep security?

  Please let know us also about system requirements

  Thanks and greetings

  See attachment

  vCenter can be physical or virtual

• Question pool and physical Machines manual PCoIP

  Relatively new to VMware View. I hope someone can help me understand what is needed to get PCoIP working for physical machines. According to the documentation:

  Use of PCoIP with sources of funds
  virtual machines managed, physical
  computers, or blade PC, you must use Teradici
  material.

  Should I get a Dell PC or laptop to work with PCoIP? What choices do I have?

  Thank you.

  You need a Tera host, here's a good overview map:

  http://bright-streams.com/?p=462

  Linjo

• Advice needed to run 2 instances of VM Workstation 8 on separate physical machines

  I want to run two instances of vmware workstation on 2 physical machines to save resources, rather than having to run all my VMs on a single machine physics. Two physical machines are connected to a switch. How to get the VMs on separate machines to see each other (IE on the switch/network).

  Any thoughts appreciated advice.

  Kenneth.

  Welcome to the community - set the networking of VM bridged and all virtual machines must see the network with no NATing.

• Convert a physical machine in image

  Hello

  I'm currently looking for a solution where I have a few physical machines to Windows 2003. I need to make an image of the machines on a USB drive and then import the image on a VMWare ESXi server on another physical location later.

  VMWare converter can only convert directly to an ESX (i) server and not to an image.

  Are other solutions that could solve my problem?

  Thanks in advance.

  You can use the stand-alone converter to do.

  1. Select the Source Machine

  2. Select destination Type > VMware Workstation or VMware virtual machine

  3. Select the VMware VMware Workstation 8.0 = product

  4. Select a location for the virtual machine > Browse > YOUR USB DEVICE

  After this procedure, in another physical location, rerun the converter

  1. Select the Machine Source = VMware Workstation or VMware virtual machine

  2 search for a virtual machine image or source > Browse > YOUR USB DEVICE

  3 destination > choice your e.

  Good luck

• Cannot start Windows 7 after the conversion of the physical machine

  Hello

  I converted my windows 7 64 bit running physical machine to the virtual machine using converter 5.0. I am running VMWare Workstation 8.0. My physical machine hid the 100 MB boot partition and 90 GB main partition. During the conversion, I don't have an option to select a hidden partition, nor did I want in my virtual machine. Conversion failed with the following message (planned):

  Unable to find the system volume, reconfiguration is not possible.

  Then, I started the virtual machine using the Windows DVD and selected the option "repair". Once I arrived, I used diskpart to make my active primary partition and then followed the steps in this KB http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US & cmd = displayKC & externalId = 1037507 to fix everything including BCD. Once this was done, I used converted to reconfigure the virtual computer, and this time he succeeded. Everything was good and as expected up to that point. Now, when I start the VM, I get by BIOS init and then I get a black screen - no messages at all and he vm it is here without doing anything. I tried to fix it again and everything seems good (checked all the information using diskpart, bootrec and bcdedit so that automated repair) - everything seems to be in order, but the black screen is all I see when I try to start.

  Any help to guide me to this point is very popular figure.

  Thank you

  Andrey

  Disk2vhd create a vhd file
  Starwinds V2V converter converts the virtual hard disk into a vmdk
  This vmdk is assigned to a new virtual machine
  first boot the virtual machine goes into a Windows 7 drivers restore CD you patch

  my notes:http://sanbarrow.com/p2v2008r2.html

• Convert True64 Unix physical machine into a Virtual Machine

  Hi all

  I wonder if I can convert the physical machine with True64 Unix virtual machine or not.

  Server version: AlphaServer 4000/5/300 - Tru64 Unix 4.0 D / TruCluster Ver 5.1

  Can anyone suggest me?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  Welcome to the VMware communities forum.

  Don't you can't virtualize the machine to the VMware platform.

  The reason is that the server uses the alpha microprocessor and not a standard intel x 86/intel x 64 compatible.

  You will need to migrate to new hardware or reinstall the server from scratch on a different linux/unix as a platform.

  You may be able to migrate the data. It's usually pretty easy on unix-like platforms, but you'd have to testrun this part of course.

  Hope this helps,

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• Falling back to a physical Machine

  We have virtualized a server to print a few weeks ago, but we had problems with it that do not exist on the physical hardware. I tried to get this machine virtualized for awhile now, but every time some printers hooked up when the print server has been virtualized. If I was stranded on the physical server, these problems went away.

  I have had no problem switching back if the digital switchover occurred in a day or two, but now it's been a few weeks I've virtualized this machine. I think I'll just give up and fall back on the physical, at the moment, but when I tried to do I got some permission errors trying to connect to shares on the machine.

  Is there something I need to do to get back to the physical machine after a long period, perhaps more precisely with Active Directory? Normally I simply turn off activate/NIC NIC and we would be good to go. Any ideas?

  I agree - your Kerberos key is more than likely expired.  When we ever p2v print servers we always just do a new install.  I don't know why just our practice.  in any case to renew your kerberos, you could reboot and if it doesn't work you will need to join the domain. What kind of problems where you see? You opened a thread on it somewhere else in the forums?

  See you soon,.

  Chad King

  VCP-410. Server +.

  Twitter: http://twitter.com/cwjking

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• Need to share the folder for the presentation service more on a physical machine?

  Dear gurus,
  If I want to evolve several instances of service presentation on a physical machine, still need to define the share of network for the Catalogs folder? Can I just specify a folder on local disk for them?
  
  Thank you!
  Michael

  Hello

  Yes.Shared Directory required for the RPD and the Web catalogue.

  For more information, see
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E23943_01/bi.1111/e10541/cluster.htm#BGBCCEGA
  http://www.rittmanmead.com/2010/08/Oracle-BI-EE-11g-vertical-clustering-fault-tolerance-multiple-bi-servers-in-a-box/

  Thank you
  Deva

  Published by: Devarasu on July 26, 2012 17:10

• Cannot start the physical machine converted to a virtual machine under ESXi 4.0

  Hi all

  I have 2 has with the material below

  Dell optiplex 755 2.4 Qcore 4 GB of RAM and 160 GB of HARD drive

  A performer with ESXi 4.0 other runs with Windows 2003.

  I tried to convert physical machine with "Vmware Vcenter converter Stand alone" 4.0.1 build 161434

  I used the tool on the source machine and by another machine on the network.

  The two process converts the physical machine to a virtual machine successfully without any errors.

  After conversion, the virtual machine cannot start, and shows only a small slider that is not flashing too.

  

  The physical machine have a single partition of 160 GB

  The space currently used on the physical machine is 26 GB.

  I reduced the size of the HARD drive to virtual computer with fix / light available in 40 GB.

  point to make here is that the ESX have only 160 GB HDD, so he will not be able to copy all 160 GB because of which I am reducing the 40 GB HARD drive

  I converted a few other physical machines with 40 GB HARD drive and they work well after the conversion.

  Any sugessions would be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance

  Hi Sunil,

  Let me know the drive selected in the custom option controller.

  Thank you

  Krishna

• vCenter a physical machine to a virtual machine

  I was watching one of the videos vSphere. He mentions to add protection to the vCenter when I run it on a physical machine. Clon a virtual copy of it. Therefore, if the South physics vCenter went. I'll have one virtual to use. My question is, when I lost the vCenter, I opened the web vSphere client to the esx host that host my vCenter and it lights up?

  Thank you

  You can use the VI client to connect directly to the ESX host and start the VM vCenter.  Also check out vCenter hearbeat, http://www.vmware.com/products/vcenter-server-heartbeat/overview.html

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