Something normal in this world of virtualizations is that we are left with a small virtual HD and we need to expand it. So since it's the virtual world, it's easier than having to buy a bigger one, with a simple command we can expand our VMware virtual disks, VMDK.
It is the virtual machine that I prefer, mainly because it is the first one I got to know, but it does not have the advantage that Microsoft’s has (Virtual Server) which can be installed on a server dedicated to it and PCs can connect to it to load operating systems on remote virtual machines, consuming resources (RAM and processor) on the server and not on the PC where it is running. Of course, the disadvantage is that when we are out of the office we would not be able to connect… or if we need a virtual machine for ourselves it is more uncomfortable to do it on a remote server and it is better locally… they are two identical tools but used differently.
In this article, we'll look at how to mount an ESX on a VMWare VM, It's something unthinkable, since an ESX is intended to be a physical server that hosts virtual machines. We'll just see how to do it, we can use it for testing and for those who do not know what an ESX is like.
In this article, we'll look at how to mount a CAG on a VMWare VM, How We All Know a CAG – Citrix Access Gateway is a physical appliance, performs the same function as a CSG – Citrix Secure Gateway, but the latter is by software – HERE.
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