Wednesday, 5 December 2007

My VMUG presentation

I’m running on Red Bull the past few days. My VMUG presentation is nearly ready, the image shows a glimpse of it. I’m going to talk about Virtual Desktop infrastructure, in particular my presentation will take a close look at VMware VDM2, the Virtual Desktop Manager that will be launched by VMware next year. Besides the presentation I created a video leader that will be used for the video footage I’m going to collect during this event. Some numbers, the Dutch VMware User Group Event 2007 has 400 attendees, 14 sessions, 11 sponsors and two parallel labs. Be aware of someone who wants an interview with you ;-) See you next Friday.

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Chapeau! Today I enjoyed your presentation on the new VMWare Desktop infrastructure. Cool stuff and I will download the bits myself and set up a test lab next week to play with the new technology. Another thing which was very impressive and already used tested on my own notebook is the cool feauture of running the ESX box on a VMWare workstation.

#1 Ivan Versluis (Homepage) on 2007-12-07 22:08 (Reply)

Ivan - regarding your note about running ESX on VMWare workstation do you a document on this? I did see a PDF several months back but just curious if you found a newer one. Either way, can you post a URL to it for others to use? Thanks for sharing this info with us! I wish I was able to attend Eric's event but I am 'across the pond'!

#1.1 Guest on 2007-12-08 09:18 (Reply)

Hi guest, I put the tutorial on my blog. http://www.networknet.nl/apps/wp/published/installing-vmware-esx-server-within-vmware-workstation-6 Maybe I can post it on other places where people can use this? let me know where. Cheers.

#2 Ivan Versluis (Homepage) on 2007-12-09 22:08 (Reply)

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