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  Roz:

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  If you want to either run a single Ubuntu VM on a host of 2003 or run a single VM 2003 on an Ubuntu host?

  Then I'd clearly vote for host of 2003 for the following reasons:

  -installation of VMserver 2 on 2003 is trivial, while it is an adventure on current Linux

  -Host Windows can be configured to return all the virtual RAM inside the actual RAM that is not possible on Linux hosts - which means that a host of 2003 will work better for a single virtual machine

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  -on a host of 2003, you can easily use the ViClient to manage the virtual machines

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