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vmware, citrix or windows?

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 10/01/2009
From: John Doe <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Which is the best solution for mailserver and webserver?

Thanks

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RE: vmware, citrix or windows?

Sent: 11/10/2009
From: eagleleather
Message:

Valuable information:
32bit Microsoft virtualization is in performance terms, roughly equal to
32bit VMware.

Unavoidable Rant:
It appears to me as if Microsoft has chosen to ignore MILLIONS OF PAYING
CUSTOMERS with 32bit processors, of which it can be easily guessed that
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS may be using 32bit virtualization. While I have become
a fan of Windows 7, the (IMHO) horrible decision to forgo support for
Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 Enterprise, as literally FORCED me to
look at VMware. I have since WASTED 30+ HOURS OF MY LIFE that I will never
get back on this subject. To summarize what I have learned: 32bit Microsoft
virtualization is in performance terms, roughly equal to 32bit VMware. I
havenâ€™t taken the plunge as of yet, however I am seriously considering
ABANDONING MICROSOFT AS MICROSOFT HAS ABANDONED US in this regard. Still, I
will probably WASTE ANOTHER HOUR OR SO trying in vain to make a Microsoft
product work on a Microsoft platform. As I see it, itâ€™s a slippery slope
that I would avoid, you know, first VMware, then oh what the he** why not go
all the way to Linux? Microsoft can consider this the loss of yet another
one more â€œevangelistâ€.

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> Which is the best solution for mailserver and webserver?
>
> Thanks
>

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