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VMARE

NTW 280 Professor Mason

Marvin Hugley Jr
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Abstract

The strengths, weakness weaknesses, opportunities and threats of VMware. VMware was

created in 1998 by Diane Green and her colleagues. The company has been around for over 20

years and is the number one company to be used by enterprises. With VMware you are able to

run manage and protect all of your apps from the cloud. One of the products weakness is its price

tag. VMware cost 249 compared to its competitors. With VMware you know you are getting the

best of the best. You also get excellent customer service if you ever run it any problems. Since

you are using the cloud you would think that security would be a major problem. With VMware

you don’t have to worry because this is one of there major strengths everything will be

encrypted.

One of the benefits about this product being cloud based is remote access. You

are able to remote in and handle all of your virtualization from anywhere in the world. What is

cool about this is you could work from home.

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Windows is loading here. So im just waiting.

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This here is showing you the server manager.

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What I was doing here was installing Hyper V

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Here I am picking the network I had to install a network adapter

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This is me installing the network adapter on the VM

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Im getting the VM set up putting the ISO in then I chose the amount of ram and so on
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Windows is installing
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Installing Hyper V

Creating a virtual switch

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Picking the amount of hard disk space

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References

Enterprise Security Solutions. (2019, April 30). Retrieved from

https://www.vmware.com/security.html

Kusnetzky08/26/2016, D. (n.d.). Threats on Every Side. Retrieved from

https://virtualizationreview.com/articles/2016/08/01/threats-on-every-side.aspx
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