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<div class="message_header"><span><br />Wed Nov 30 2011 01:23:26 PM CST</span> <span>from "Mr. B-o-B" <mr.chew.baka@gmail.com> </span> <span class="message_subject">Subject: Re: [tclug-list] Virtual Platform leads</span></div>
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<div class="message_content"><tt>Thanks for the tip Kelly! I am in the process of consolidating my test </tt><br /> <tt>environment at work, and I think I am going to give this a try. </tt><br /> <tt>Slackware is always my default, so this should work well. I am happy to </tt><br /> <tt>see 2008r2 works. A couple of my test boxes need that and other flavors </tt><br /> <tt>of M$, and the rest are mainly Slack boxes. All my test boxes are </tt><br /> <tt>running on VMware workstation, or a pile/stack of old desktops turned </tt><br /> <tt>server. Not ideal, and I need to stop the insanity.</tt><br /> <tt></tt><br /> <tt>The timing of this thread is amazing. I just finished ordering a bunch </tt><br /> <tt>of parts to refresh a recently unemployed HP server over here just for </tt><br /> <tt>this purpose. I was going to give VMware vSphere 5 a try, but this </tt><br /> <tt>looks like it more up my alley.</tt><br /> <tt></tt><br /> <tt>Thanks!</tt><br /> <tt></tt><br /> <tt>Bob</tt></div>
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<div class="message_content">No problem Bob. Glad to share. I knew I found the right VM software when I was able to do hardware pass-through for an old serial analog modem for paging from a Nagios vm instance and everything just worked.</div>
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<div class="message_content">Kelly</div>
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