Where Should I start?

[ciscostudent561]

Hey folks,
first and foremost thanks for your continued support that has made this site a successful and helpful place.

Now I got all my VM Software and would like to know how should I start on my newest venture.

I plan to create a client/server setting that is completely virtual for the end user in which they can access published applications and data through centralized servers.



Any pointers on where I should start?

[inobe]

lets start with the virtual machine ?

[abhilashm86]

Hey folks,
first and foremost thanks for your continued support that has made this site a successful and helpful place.

Now I got all my VM Software and would like to know how should I start on my newest venture.

I plan to create a client/server setting that is completely virtual for the end user in which they can access published applications and data through centralized servers.


hey are u talking about vmware server product, i just attended their workshop last week, they gave a product cd, vmware server, oh god it has a serial number??

is'nt a FSF or opensource, i've got a question, even i'm new to virtualization, what is serial number, no damn clue,

i want to use an opensource, please tell which one?

[ciscostudent561]

I actually got my VMware software from my school.
They paid for it...

[inobe]

http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/creating-a-virtual-machine-on-vmware-tutorial/

that's a great start, it would also be a good idea to read the docs to specifically answer between each step for various settings.

[ciscostudent561]

thanks, i've done that as well,
plenty of times in fact, i've also created whole domains and networks with VMware
my goal now is to create a virtual desktop that people can access through their browsers on a thin client verson of ubuntu.

It will be like a mini operating system based off Java in which a User can have access to the published applications, data and personal settings.

They do this at my job.