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Originally Posted by Frankie
My apologies. My statement was based on this qupte;
"efficiently run multiple different operating systems in parallel, on a single server, and fully leverage the power of x64 computing." on this page;
Windows Server 2008 R2: Virtualization with Hyper-V: Home
Clearly I am misunderstanding this, so if you have any other resources for learning more about Hyper V, I would appreciate being pointed in the right direction. |
It actually means that you can consider a Dedicated Server with Windows Operating system, install Hyper-V on it and with the help of that Hyper-V Virtualization application, you can create multiple VPS's on the Dedicated Server (the number of VPS's you can create depends on certain factors out of which the most important factor is the configuration of the Windows Dedicated Server on which Hyper-V is installed ;)).
Once you have created VPS's on the Dedicated Server using Hyper-V, it will be possible for you to install any operating system on the VPS's
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Originally Posted by centelo
Viridian. That is what confused me, I was reading some crazy site that had them listed as different things. Ugg, why do people do that? Let it be known as both rather than confusing new people like this.
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It is recommended that you do not trust websites which do not appear to provide useful and correct information. You can refer the official websites of the applications you are looking forward to as they provide useful and relevant information.
I hope all the doubts have been cleared
Please feel free to post if you have more questions.