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Old 06-19-2008   #1 (permalink)
satimis
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Advice on server virtualization

Hi folks,


Server virtualization.


What will be the best planning, strategy, etc. on server virtualization? Google found me tons of article sufficient for me reading a month. Can any folk shed me some light on;

- whether the host should not run any server or application on it except VMware/Xen/Virtualbox/qemn etc. there ?

- if there is only one fixed IP/public IP can it satisfy all servers running on the virtural box? OR multiple fixed IP/public IP are needed?

- Which servers can't be co-exist

- Network arrangement.

- Can I run Vyatta on the same box
Vyatta - Welcome to the Dawn of Open-Source Networking


Pointer would be appreciated. TIA


B.R.
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