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IMHO the remote administration of VMs on the enthusiast level is significantly easier when using VMware products than in Hyper-V.dbwillis said:No need for VMWare..use Hyper-V in 2008 server, but you can use Vmware if you really want to.
Once you setup the VM, you can RDP into it like it was a normal physical machine, anything youd have to enable on a physical box...enable on the VM
What an odd configuration. 2k8 w/Hyper-V (but not using it), running Workstation 6.0? Not even 6.5? This thread is just confusing. Was there a reason for Workstation over Hyper-V's native capabilities? I can't think of why you would do this, given that the VM you wanted to run was an XP VM (Hyper-V only supporting Windows VMs, and all).
Care to shed some light, for those of us completely confused? I would agree that VM management has been worked on a lot in VMWare products, and it shows, but we're talking about a host OS that is, itself, running as a VM on a Type 1 Hypervisor, which supports the nested VM he wanted to run.