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vmware is great:coke:
are you cloud managing?
i do that in my virtualization class but thats not the main focus here its still cool to learn though i like it
making post in between jack off sessions
so thats why youre so relaxed all the time :tarantino:
more posters should be like you el joe and we woudl all get along
lol, i wish marks was here
then this forum would be full of cat threads
i wish bosley wasnt deadQuote:
Originally Posted by m0nde
hahah at the rage that triggered
the rage manifests every time monde posts...
monde cant stop waking up sweating in the night from nightmares of his wife leaving and taking half
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by the way barry I haven't used the free version of vmware lately but last time I did virtualbox had a lot more functionality
how long ago was last time?Quote:
Originally Posted by maks
also the free version is nothing compared to the paid license for workstation, if you had a big business its capabilities are literally leading in virtualization its just a bit expensive
last time I used the free workstation software was when they first started calling it 'vmware player'. I've used the free server product within the last few months, I was underwhelmed.Quote:
Originally Posted by cbarry
paid version does have some pretty kickass features, but I can script most of them with kvm and libvirt and it doesn't cost me a dime.
well since its got tech support and its the most commonly used software for virtualization its a subject in my course i can sit the test later for a fraction of the price of learning it directly from VMware(its something like 5000 to learn it form them lmao)Quote:
Originally Posted by maks
like you said its free to make features yourself and add them to something with open source code but big business would rather a software that they can complain to if they have a prblem
it depends on teh n eeds of the bsuiness
thanks cam
they complain to me no matter what, support contract or no support contractQuote:
Originally Posted by cbarry
in a no support contract you do get to charge them right?
whether I am fixing something that I designed or contacting cisco on their behalf I am charging them
nice, sounds about right.
how was it for you doing your cisco chapter exams?
i find that their curriculum is very drawn out and not straight to the point sometimes its like an asian wrote it
I never received any training in IOS everything I know I taught myself via google
neat, guess google is god
75% of this job is knowing how to google