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Virtualization Nation,
Things are really busy at Microsoft with regard to virtualization. In just a few months, we've released the Hyper-V Beta, announced the Calista acquisition in January, announced the Kidaro acquisition in March, and we're back with more. Today, we are pleased to announce the Hyper-V Release Candidate!
So, what's new in Hyper-V RC? Here's a quick list...
Hyper-V Release Candidate Features:
· Improved usability:
· Additional Guest OS support:
· Improved performance:
Before you jump right into the Hyper-V Release Candidate, I recommend you check out KB article 949219 which will walk you through the upgrade process step-by-step.
As always, thanks for the continued feedback. We're in the home stretch now... Cheers, -Jeff
PingBack from http://craign.net/2008/03/19/when-hyper-v-on-server-core-actually-sucks/
I upgraded my demo machines from beta to Release Candidate of Hyper-V last night, and I'll be using them
Il y a deux jours, j'ai reçu deux mises à jour de taille considérable sur Mac OS 10.5.
As Jeff so rightfully pointed out Hyper-V Release Candidate is Here!!! owwwwww yes its how we roll on
c'est ici http://blogs.technet.com/virtualization/archive/2008/03/19/hyper-v-release-candidate-is-here.asp
Now things are getting fun, the RC0 is a milestone and Microsoft is getting somewhere with their virtualization
The Windows Virtualization Product Team have announce the Release Candidate of Hyper-V.  Check out
1. Backa upp dina virtuella maskiner 2. Hämta uppdateringen för Windows Server 2008 RTM som uppdatererar
En quelques jours, une série de produits ont été rendus disponibles, et ce n'est pas fini.
A few weeks ago we've released Hyper-V Release Candidate we've made quite some improvements read them
For a couple of days now, I’ve been itching to write something about the Microsoft Hyper-V release candidate
Согласен, заголовок выглядит довольно путанно. Дело в том, что до Hyper-V всё обстояло очень просто. Ни сами средства виртуализации, ни поставлявшиеся с ними дополнения для виртуальных машин (VM Additions) не являлись частью ОС. Следовательно, они распространялись