Showing posts with label vmware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vmware. Show all posts
Monday, September 25, 2017
Switch from VirtualBox to VMware
Switch from VirtualBox to VMware
VirtualBox is a virtual machine, that able you to install operating systems in virtual store, i mean you can have a lot of operating systems on your computer, but they really not installed on your computer, they just installed on that program. Your computer works with one OS but you have and other operating systems that you can open them whenever you want. And we already learned how to install BackTrack OS, Anonymous OS etc.
But i changed VirtualBox with new virtual machine which called VMware Workstation. Which is more comfortable to use and have a more settings. And thats not very good to make more comfortable your work wit that program. And for that in this post im gonna speak about new program, same this, but this one called as VMware. You can create your operating systems lab and make your work more easy. So its not for free but i will give you license keys for free. And you can use the last version of Workstation for forever.
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Sunday, August 27, 2017
Support Position for Oracle Products Running on VMWare Virtualized Environments
Support Position for Oracle Products Running on VMWare Virtualized Environments
Today on Oracle website I discovered this interesting announcement on Oracle support status for VMware environments.
On my company we have a VMWare support and already several VMWare virtualized environments, but we never thought to use those envs to virtualize some Oracle databases. We already need to virtualize Oracle databases, especially those for development and pre-production platforms, but we were waiting for just a IBM blade order.
In my opinion I think to still suggest and implement the Oracle VM solution to my CTO because there are some issues not clear on the document and, at this moment, this VMware support position doesnt fit at all to our requirements because we would like to implement a RAC virtualized environment formed by 10gR2 nodes.
This is the position of Oracle at 8 november 2010 (see doc id 249212.1 on metalink for more details and news). In bold I have highlighted my doubts.
Whats your opinion ?
Regards.
Support Status for VMware Virtualized Environments
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Oracle has not certified any of its products on VMware virtualized
environments. Oracle Support will assist customers running Oracle products
on VMware in the following manner: Oracle will only provide
support for issues that either are known to occur on the native OS, or
can be demonstrated not to be as a result of running on VMware.
If a problem is a known Oracle issue, Oracle support will recommend the
appropriate solution on the native OS. If that solution does not work in
the VMware virtualized environment, the customer will be referred to VMware
for support. When the customer can demonstrate that the Oracle solution
does not work when running on the native OS, Oracle will resume support,
including logging a bug with Oracle Development for investigation if required.
If the problem is determined not to be a known Oracle issue, we will refer
the customer to VMware for support. When the customer can demonstrate
that the issue occurs when running on the native OS, Oracle will resume
support, including logging a bug with Oracle Development for investigation
if required.
NOTE: Oracle has not certified any of its products on VMware. For Oracle RAC, Oracle will only
accept Service Requests as described in this note on Oracle RAC 11.2.0.2 and later
releases.
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