Guide to Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 and Virtual Server 2005 (Networking (Course Technology))
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| Rating | : | 4.54 (635 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1428321950 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 480 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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They will also learn to use VMRCplus, the alternate user interface for Virtual Server 2005. Learn virtualization with the latest Microsoft software products! This innovative new text takes virtualization to the next level by showing how it is used to build demonstration networks. The use of current technology, such as Windows Vista, Virtual PC 2007, Windows Server 2008, and Virtual Server 2005, guarantees that readers will be prepared for today's workplace. Extensive activities and exercises in each chapter provide ample opportunity for hands-on practice.
Virtual PC and a Virtual Server A good book for installation and setup of Virtual PC and a Virtual Server.. "Good price on OOP edition" according to Dragonfly. I needed this book for my personal "geek squad" to tweak the settings on a virtual XP environment on my WIN7 computer. As most know by now, WIN7 is a great desktop but too many standard office programs were not updated (for various reasons) to work with it. That left people like me who do actual work on a computer (and don't just play on it) with three choices: (1) set up a virtual environment, (2) set up a partitioned drive, or (Good price on OOP edition I needed this book for my personal "geek squad" to tweak the settings on a virtual XP environment on my WIN7 computer. As most know by now, WIN7 is a great desktop but too many standard office programs were not updated (for various reasons) to work with it. That left people like me who do actual work on a computer (and don't just play on it) with three choices: (1) set up a virtual environment, (2) set up a partitioned drive, or (3) run a separate XP CPU. Well, I have an XP virtual environment on my WIN7 and I also keep an old XP PC running--inde. ) run a separate XP CPU. Well, I have an XP virtual environment on my WIN7 and I also keep an old XP PC running--inde
Mary's University. Professor Carswell holds a BBA from the University of Texas and an MBA from Baylor University. . About the Author With more than 20 years of computer experience with both small and large organizations, author Ron Carswell is a practically focused, proficient writer and successful instructor. She co-developed Guide to Parallel Operating Systems with Ron Carswell and Terrill Freese. Heidi is currently an Assistant Professor at San Antonio College, where she instructs in program logic and design courses, software development capstone courses and all levels of the C++ programming language. His last text was Guide to Microsoft Private Cloud. Mr. Carswell is professor emeritus at San Antonio College, where he has instructed students in Microsoft Server Administration and other courses for numerous years. He has also earned A+, Network+, CTT+, MCSA, MCSE, MCDST and MCITP certifications.Heidi has over 7 years of computer experience with a large organiza
She co-developed Guide to Parallel Operating Systems with Ron Carswell and Terrill Freese. In addition to this book, Professor Carswell has authored or co-authored numerous successful books on Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Windows servers, Parallel Operating Systems with Windows XP and Linux,Virtual PC and Virtual Server, C++ and other related computing topics.