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Summary: Powered by Podbean.com I was happy to be a guest this weekend on Rich Brambley’s Virtumania podcast, and we talked about which free virtualization products best “cut the mustard”, such as Oracle VM Virtualbox, Citrix XenServer, VMWare ESXi and Microsoft’s Hyper-V server. Click here for the podcast page, or use the embedded player above to listen [...]
I was happy to be a guest this weekend on Rich Brambley’s Virtumania podcast, and we talked about which free virtualization products best “cut the mustard”, such as Oracle VM Virtualbox, Citrix XenServer, VMWare ESXi and Microsoft’s Hyper-V server. Click here for the podcast page, or use the embedded player above to listen to the show.
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