'configuring' multiple VMs

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Okay. I got it. So just reply to my LAST question asked above.

You might want to be more polite, we are all volunteers and the support is free and not a right

[rex_dante]

You might want to be more polite, we are all volunteers and the support is free and not a right

Edited my previous post sir. I feel really bad to behave like that. I didn't meant to do that. I'm sorry. (

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Edited my previous post sir. I feel really bad to behave like that. I didn't meant to do that. I'm sorry. (

You can use Vmware server but it is not longer supported so not full featured or updated and I dont think will work in 12.04.

Virtualbox however will do everythying you need as outlined above.

Peace

[rex_dante]

You can use Vmware server but it is not longer supported so not full featured or updated and I dont think will work in 12.04.

Virtualbox however will do everythying you need as outlined above.

Peace

I think that too NOW. As I watched a video tutorial on it on YT. A guy was installing BT and XP together and both OS had their separate window. :3
Thanks for the support.

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I think that too NOW. As I watched a video tutorial on it on YT. A guy was installing BT and XP together and both OS had their separate window. :3
Thanks for the support.

I have over 30 different virtual machines. some only talk to each other, some talk to the host, some have Internet access etc etc.

Virtualbox will do everything you want.

Peace

[rex_dante]

It means that VMware Server is no longer supported, it wont run on a Ubuntu 12.04 machine.

There is a networking setup you can use in VirtualBox called a host-only network.
This is a private network that is only available from your VM's and the host OS.

Got it completely now. :3

Thank you very much man for your constant support. And please don't mind my kiddish behaviour. I was getting so pissed off on this thing pretty badly. I'm sorry. (