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.
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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...
VMware Server no longer exists as a product.
The last version was discontinued in 2010 and reached end-of life in June 2011.
Your options for running VM's under a host OS are either VMware...
If all of your VM's are set to use NAT it should just work. All of your VM's and the host OS get their own IP on the NAT subnet.
That's definitely not enough RAM to run all of those guest OS's...
Just use VirtualBox, it runs all of those guest OS's with no issues.
If you set them to bridged networking mode every OS can see every other OS as if they were individual machines on the same...