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nested VM (nested virtual machine)
A nested VM (nested virtual machine) is a virtual machine contained within another VM. Definition | SearchVMware.com
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VM lifecycle management: Beware the immortal VM
When it comes to VM lifecycle management, immortality isn't all it's cracked up to be. Sometimes it's best to put ancient VMs out of their misery. Tip | SearchServerVirtualization.com
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Diagnosing the cause of failed VM snapshots
You've done everything right -- even quiesced the VM -- but you're still experiencing a snapshot error. What's causing the failure? Answer | SearchServerVirtualization.com
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Quantum vmPRO gains capacity, LTFS tape support
Quantum upgrades its vmPRO virtual machine backup appliance, supporting 24 TB of pre-deduped data and LTFS tape in a virtual appliance. News | SearchDataBackup.com
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Veeam Software adds WAN acceleration, tape support for VM backup
Veeam Software added WAN acceleration to improve off-site backup, tape support for... News | SearchDataBackup.com
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How can I enable automated VM resource provisioning?
As with many other facets of virtualization, VM resource allocation is becoming automated. Find out what tools you can use for automated provisioning. ATE | SearchServerVirtualization.com
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Application benchmarking paints a true picture of VM resources
You try to avoid overallocating VM resources, but requirements aren't always obvious. This is when application benchmarking comes in handy. Answer | SearchServerVirtualization.com
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Ask the expert: How important is balanced VM resource allocation?
Mistakenly over-allocating or under-allocating VM resources could cost your data center -- both in wasted budget and in compromised performance. ATE | SearchServerVirtualization.com
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Veeam moves VM backups to the cloud
Veeam Software is the latest on-premises backup software vendor to embrace the cloud, using it to copy VM backups already on disk. News | SearchDataBackup.com
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Important considerations for security and protection of VM data
The flexible nature of virtualization means you have plenty of options for protecting VM data. Ask yourself these three questions to avoid DR errors. Feature | SearchServerVirtualization.com
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