Running VMware ESX Server in Fusion on a Mac – is that really possible? See how to do it in this video…
Running VMware ESX Server in Fusion on a Mac
Running VMware ESX Server in Fusion on a Mac – is that really possible? See how to do it in this video…
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hi ,
This is a very nice video, i liked it a lot & i rectified a mistake i was doing while trying to install ,but what file should be edited if we want to do it in a windows os instead of of mac osx . i am trying it on vmware workstation
Thanks for the comment!
Please see my video on Running VMware ESX inside VMware Workstation
THANKS!!!! That is wonderful, and they said it couldn’t be done!!! More Please 🙂
Seems like I have to get me a Macbook Pro 17″ for this one.
Hi David,
Thanks for the Video.
I have followed your instruction and actually installed vsphere 4.0. The only issue I have is that the ip address is 10.20.20.255.
Now I am running this on a Mac Pro which is connected wirelessly to my home network. Since this is not picking up the 192 subnet address I can not connect to it and or do anything.
How can I change the address to something in my subnet like 192.168.1.10 so that I can connect to it and continue.
Thanks again so much for the great work.