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• virtualization of material assistance and the use of physical memory

  workstation6.5 use any technology hardware support? In addition, the virtual machine uses all physical memory? I find there's a .vmem file that I think it's a kind of memory for the virtual machine file. It would be even better to use the memory of phsicial, or Don't matter? I used Microsoft VPC and VMWare is new to me.

  Thanks in advance

  llvc wrote:

  workstation6.5 use any technology hardware support?

  Yes. See products VMware and hardware support for virtualization (VT-x/AMD-V).

  In addition, the virtual machine uses all physical memory?

  Yes, indeed.

  I find there's a .vmem file that I think it's a kind of memory for the virtual machine file.

  This file contains the image of the memory of a suspended virtual machine.  When a virtual machine is suspended, it uses all of the physical memory.

• 12 c virtualization Tuxedo taken in charge of features compared to 11 g

  Hello

  We plan on going live with the upgrade of Tuxedo 12 c on top an old version of tuxedo, but I would like to know, before that did take place, if there is no limitation in the virtualization taken in charge by the latter. In comparison to Tuxedo 11 g, are there differences? These differences relate only to the platform / OS used?

  Check the link below, I noticed that some items (like HP - UX) supports only the FMW Oracle 10 g

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/IAS/OracleAS-supported-virtualization-089265.html#oraclefusionmiddleware11g

  So, basically what I want to know is what are the differences between the two versions (12 and 11g) and if there is a patch planned to make these virtualizations supported on the future.

  Thanks in advance,

  brunno Attorre

  Hi Bruno.

  Smoking is not a virtualization feature. It is a separate product.

  Tuxedo binaries are built and released for specific platforms. If the virtualization product supports a Tuxedo 12 c platform is released for

  then the binary Tuxedo 12 c will be executed on it. Patches created for Tuxedo don't take virtualization into consideration.

  Tuxedo 12 c has added a lot of new features that Tuxedo 11 g does not support.

  All applications that you built by using an earlier version of Tuxedo must be rebuilt with the new binaries / libraries released before they will work.

  (i.e. all applications that you built using Tuxedo 11 g will have to be rebuilt with Tuxedo 12 binary c / libraries before they will work with Tuxedo 12 c)

  Here's the matrix certification Tuxedo (free vs platforms):

  Oracle & reg; Certified Tuxedo < br / > platform Tables

  Kind regards
  Bob Finan

• Enable hardware virtualization in the BIOS

  I'm trying to run a virtual machine on virtualbox, but it needs hardware virtualization enabled in my bios (it says).

  I have a HP Pavillion a6347.it with Intel Core 2 Quad processor Q6600, where hardware virtualization should be possible (read this: http://ark.intel.com/products/29765/Intel-Core2-Quad-Processor-Q6600-(8M-Cache-2_40-GHz-1066-MHz-FSB... ).)

  How can I enable hardware virtualization in my bios?

  Thanks for all your support, I'm Italian sorry my bad English please

  If you have the option of hardware virtualization, virtualization or virtualization technology material that it should be located under the tab power options. "Other options which can be found under power options include"after current AC power', ' NX not execute ", S5 max energy saving" and "WOL in S5. If you don't see the option of virtualization on power, look through all the tabs options. If you don't see the option of virtualization anywhere in your BIOS, it is likely that it is not supported by your computer.

  Frank

• Peut my laptop G62 - 435DX BIOS virtualization Support

  My laptop G62-435DX BIOS Support with hardware virtualization assisted by the fact.

  My AMD CPU supports virtualization features.

• Cannot start Windows Virtual PC host process. Check the log of the events system for more details

  Hello

  I am running Win 7 Home Premium 64 and seek to install Windows XP Mode Virtual PC.

  I followed the instructions at: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx and receive the following:

  "Windows Virtual PC. Cannot start Windows Virtual PC host process. Check the log of the events system for more details".

  He does not point me to the "system event log", but he leaves me here. Any advice?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Ideally, this error message indicates that your processor does not support the against hepatitis a (hardware support for virtualization)function.

  Cause:

  Windows Virtual PC and Windows XP Mode are supported only on computers whose CPUs are the HAV feature is enabled. Therefore, if your processor does not support the functionality of HAV or if this feature is disabled, you cannot start the virtual machines in Windows Virtual PC.

  To resolve this problem, follow the steps mentioned in the link below

  Error message about Virtualization-aided material for Windows XP Mode in Windows Virtual PC on a computer that is running Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/977206

• VMware Tools upgrade changes machineID, breaks the issuance of licenses for some applications

  We have this application called localization, manufactured by Hyland Software. Whenever I've upgrade VMware Tools on our ESXi hosts on all virtual machines, it breaks the granting of licenses for the application and localization will not work until the licensing is completely redone. No idea why this is happening?

  Below is the reading of the application regarding the issuance of licenses, and attached is a screenshot of the error in the application. I'm certainly not asking someone to solve the problem of the application, but what on earth could possibly VMTools change that would have caused this? Thanks in advance!

  RegisterName	dateregistered	Networkid	pcserialnum	usernum	stationdesc	wkstationgrpnum	cachenum	MacAddress	lastLogon	badlogincount	MachineId
  DALONBASE	01/02/2013	BVVGRCRGRKRO	715828130	0	DALONBASE (SELF)	0	0	005056b33b87	04/02/2013	0

  C8C2A6CCADFA02BFBAA68E68D9842B25

  DALONBASE

  04/08/2012

  YIEGRCRGRKRO

  715827788

  0

  DALONBASE (SELF)

  0

  0

  005056b33b87

  01/02/2013

  0

  006EEA89FBC395E1DAD4C3BA17DF7DF2

  If this is what is causing the problem?

  I'm sure of it - about 99.9% Yes.

  And if so, what changes would affect a particular software feature licenses?

  "All the virtual machines have a hardware version, which shows the characteristics of virtual hardware that supports the virtual machine, such as BIOS or EFI, number of virtual slots, maximum number of processors, the maximum memory configuration and other features material." - from http://www.vmware.com/products/datacenter-virtualization/vsphere/compute.html

  They probably linked the license to an individual (or several) attribute of the "hardware" of the virtual machine. Think of it regarding a physical system - changed nothing in the operating system (at least not GUID, MSN, etc.), it was something that the operating system has access to related material. You could probably bug them enough and get them to reveal madness method they use for this, but I don't know if it would be really useful. You can leave virtual to older material , to some extent, which means that you can reduce the number of times you have to repeat this process.

• Workstation 6 and the XP Mode from Windows 7 Pro

  Hello

  I wonder if somone can offer some advice?

  I am running Workstation 6.0.2 build 59824 - I recently created a Windows 7 professional virtual machine under the ' option (experimental) Edition of Windows Server 2008 x 64. Successfully installed Windows 7 and it works fine.

  However, I now have a need to run it in XP Mode to run legacy applications.

  I successfully installed XP Mode, but when I run it, I get this message:

  Cannot start windows virtual pc because hardware virtualization support is disabled.

  I downloaded the utility HAV to check if she is capable of hardware virtualization, which checked OK.

  My PC is a HP DX5750 (AMD Athlon 64 X 2 Dual Core 4200 +, 2.19 Ghz, 3.00 RAM).

  There is an option in the BIOS called "Virtualization Technology", which I ACTIVATED.

  But I think there may be something I need to change in the VMWARE Workstation environment, perhaps in the vmx configuration file?

  I'd appreciate any help you can give me.

  Thank you.

  Dave.

  Workstation 6 is not virtualize vitualization material assistance of the physical processor features.  To do this, it should be at least Workstation 8 and an AMD processor with the IVR support.

  However, there is a patch for Windows Virtual PC that will allow the use of binary translation instead of hardware-assisted virtualization.  See http://blogs.msdn.com/b/virtual_pc_guy/archive/2010/03/18/windows-virtual-pc-no-hardware-virtualization-update-now-available-for-download.aspx

  It will be slow running a VM nested this way.

• Can not turn on comments 64-bit within ESX 4.0 hosted in Workstation 6.5.2

  Material:

  ASUS P6T Delxue V2

  Intel i7 920

  Virtualization enabled in BIOS

  Software:

  Host RTM of Windows 7 x 64 OS

  VMware Workstation 6.5.2

  vSphere 4.0

  When I try to turn on a 64-bit VM inside ESX host running inside Workstation 6.5.2 I get:

  Host CPU is not compatible with the requirements of the virtual machine to CPUID level 0 x 80000001 registry "edx". Bits of the host: 0000:1000:0001:0000:0000:1000:0000:0000.

  I thought it was possible to run 64-bit inside ESX virtual machines running inside my computer?

  Not at all.  This is because the processor virtualization hardware virtualization features are a significant development effort.  By design, the processor hardware virtualization features are not available to a virtual machine that is running on the hardware virtualization, so these characteristics must be imitated by the hypervisor.

• Firefox checks supplements whenever it starts?

  I updated Firefox to 10.0.1. Now whenever I have to start Firefox, it checks the add-ins and open site mozila and my homepage tabs way because when it installs the first time or when update us.

  What security (firewall, antivirus) software do you have?

  Some virtualization features that can cause protection problems and restoring files in the Firefox profile folder.

• Unable to connect by Satellite 1410 604 to WLAN when enabled WEP in

  Hello!

  Well, all I was looking for this forum, but I was not able to find what is happening with this computer.

  News of the laptop:

  Toshiba Satellite
  Model: 1410-604
  Installed wireless network adapter:
  Toshiba Wireless LAN Mini PCI Card
  Texas Instruments PCI-1410 CardBus Controladora

  From what I could find so far (the laptop is not mine, I'm helping a friend to get solved this problem) this card supports the standard 802.11/b. This should not be a problem, because the A / P supports 802. 11b standard.

  Anyway, there is absolutely no way to get the laptop connected to the WLAN...

  Or, to be more correct: it does not connect to the WLAN when WEP encryption is enabled (WEP or WPA give the same thing: it seems to get connected, but never address IP of DHCP), but this drug is going very well, if I turn off the WEP encryption.

  The worst is that the installed drivers don't support almost any configuration. Advanced configuration supports the following:

  1. the station name
  2 channel
  3 speed transmission
  4. power management card

  In addition, the card doesn't have any network manager (as others have, where it is possible to adjust some settings and ensure that WEP is used properly).

  I don't know what is happening here. I wasn't able to get the card working in Windows XP and or in LINUX (knoppix, ubuntu and xubuntu I tried).

  I'm starting to think that this has to do with the card and it is the inability to work under encriptación WEP or WAP (it works OK in open WLANs), and I do not see how to solve this problem.

  It seems that there are no newer drivers than what I (downloaded at Toshiba),
  I don't know if an update of the BIOS, will probably not solve.

  The card is maybe just too old... but if I'm not wrong... It should work. Shouldn't it?

  All ideas are absolutely our guests!

  Best regards

  Fenix_D

  Hello

  It seems that this map was made by Agere (it comes to WLan driver appearing on the Toshiba page).
  The INF file provides a few details and the driver appear to come from v7.42.0.300 19/12/2001

  However, the encryption WEP or WAP is features material and if the equipment (WLan card) does not support this then an update of the driver would not help you!

  But what you might check is the option in the Device Manager-> card Wlan-> properties-> Advanced tab
  Usually, there is all necessary settings and if the encryption would be supported then you should find it there.

  If this doesn't help then I advise you to buy a USB WLan stick who favour more recent ciphers

• Windows Phone 8 emulator

  Hello

  I have the laptop Aspire V3 772 G-5413. Windows Pro 8.1 x 64 is installed.

  The problem is that the Intel virtualization feature is disabled and the option to activate this feature is missing in the BIOS.

  I need to activate the functionality of virtualization for emulators work make the Windows Phone 8/8.1 (it is a requirment for the emulator system) see the following text:

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Windows/apps/ff626524 (v = vs. 105) .aspx #windows

  Is there a solution to this problem?

  Please an Acer us has give a BIOS updated with unlocked features

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  I now use my desktop for a while, I went back to my laptop and installed the Windows Phone 8.1 emulator computer and it worked!

  The source of my problem because I used the following tools to check if I have virtualization intel enabled (Coreinfo.exe & securable.exe) and both did indicated that I did not and that the BIOS do not have the option to enable or disable the functionality of virtualization of intel.

  After all, it seems a bug in the BIOS!

  Everything works great now fo.

  Thank God and thank you all for your help.

• Windows 8.1 with bing can be upgraded to Windows 10?

  Hi, I would like to know some important info

  (1) can Windows 8.1 with the work of bing with more than 2 GB of RAM then

  (2) can it be upgraded to Windows 10

  (3) are there any restrictions on the material and performance Windows 8.1 with Bing features

  Thank you

  Hello Crvenica,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  8.1 Windows with 'Bing' isn't a special version of the operating system with a specific hardware configuration. If you are referring to a system with and without installed Bing app 8.1 Windows, so here are answers to your question.

  (1) can Windows 8.1 with the work of bing with more than 2 GB of RAM then

  Altogether. In fact, the minimum requirement of RAM for Windows 8.1 is: 1 gigabyte (GB) (32-bit) or 2 GB (64-bit).

  (2) can it be upgraded to Windows 10

  If your Windows 8.1 is activated with a valid product license, you can certainly improve your system to Windows 10 minimum system requirements. To book your free update of Windows 10, refer to the following Wiki article:

  How to book your free update of Windows 10

  (3) is there any limitation of Windows 8.1 with Bing related performancies and feature material

  No, there is no specific limitation on Windows 8.1 on Bing unless there is a problem of corruption within the system app. The Bing for Windows 8.1 application site said, "the developer of the app believes this app meets accessibility requirements, makes it easier for everyone to use.

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• Looking for advice on my lab with ESXi 5 free

  Hi all

  I would like to know if I need a license to just virtualize machines in my scenario.

  My goals:

  • All virtualized Machines, I will not use virtualization features, I want just the availability virtualize my machines, I don't care management or vmotion. I know that in a production environment is not a good practice, but like I said, I just want a maximum of my machines.

  Here I show my laboratory structure:

  Servers:

  • I have 2 servers with the following configuration:
    • Intel Xeon 2630 V2
    • Motherboard S2600CP2
    • 64 GB OF RAM
    • 4 1 TB HDs
    • 1 SSD 240 GB HD
    • 2 10/100/1000 integrated network in the motherboard cards
      
  • I have 1 server with the following configuration:
    • Intel Xeon 1356 - E5 07v2V2 24
    • Card mother Intel S2400SC2
    • 64 GB OF RAM
    • HD 1 TB
    • 2 10/100/1000 integrated network in the motherboard cards

  Switches

  All the switches used will be of Juniper Networks

  • Thorns:
    • following 2 switches with port configuration:
      • 24 ports QSFP +.
  • Leafs
    
    • 3 following switches with port configuration:
      • 48 SFP / SFP ports +.
      • 2 uplinks QSFP + to connect on thorns switches

  You can see a summary of my lab demonstration at the laboratory of attached file '. '. PNG ".

  My doubts:

  • Will it take any license of vmware to achieve what I want, even though I won't use it all functionality of virtualization, I want just the infrastructure. I read this link free virtualization with VMware vSphere Hypervisor (ESXi) | United States of America and I think I won't have a problem... What do you think??? Thank you.

  WARNING: This is not legal advise and you're not my client. My TAM has confirmed that you can use unlimited ESXi licenses for your current setup without any problems. Please login to the portal of VMware and ask your ESXi unlimited licenses. Don't forget that you will need licenses paid if in the future you decide to deploy vCenter to manage these hosts and use of advanced features such as HA, vMotion. Feel free to ask more questions.

• How to run windows 7 x 64 vmware player in servers virtualized under esxi5.5

  I have a server I want to virtualize.  A run P2V and converted.

  There is a vmware player windows 7 which does not work on the server because it is said that long Mode is not taken in charge.

  On the host: esxcfg-info responds with "3 - VT/AMD-V indicates that VT or AMD - V turned on in the BIOS and can be used '. '"

  Under the settings for the virtual machine (2008R2) cpu "expose guest operating system virtualization assisted material" is grayed out.

  Is it possible to run this configuration?

  Thank you

  Ken

  I'm sorry.  I should have raised my X 7350 earlier.  The X 7350 does not support the EFA and is therefore not able to support VT-x/EPT virtualized.  You need at least a class of Nehalem system.  In addition, your host looks like it is in a cluster based VCA Merom.  If the host is in an EVC cluster, the EVC cluster must be at least a basic line of Nehalem for virtualized VT-x/EPT support.