Reviews


Microsoft's VMM 2008: Does It Pass the 'Good Enough' Test?

Redmond's virtualization management tool doesn't have all the bells and whistles that VMware's vCenter has. But it doesn't have the same hefty price tag, either.

Test-Driving VMware's ThinApp

The Application Sync and Application Link features combined with an easy-to-follow interface make ThinApp a winner for both VMware and its customers.

Windows Server 2008: So Far, So Good

Enhanced administration, security, IIS updates and virtualization promise to make moving to Microsoft's new server OS worthwhile.

View from the Edge

Tired of your users blaming Citrix for connection problems? EdgeSight can help you get a handle on what's really going on.

Application Virtualization Hits Its Stride

Keeping a virtualized image clean just got a lot easier.

VMware Workstation Is a Virtual Powerhouse

Readers say VMware's desktop virtualization tool, although pricier than Microsoft's free Virtual PC, is definitely worth the money.

Microsoft Virtual PC: Good Enough -- for the Price

Virtual PC may be free, but its lack of key features makes its more expensive competitor increasingly attractive.

Virtual Server Has Real Fans

Now that it's free and has "official" Linux support, users find Virtual Server 2005 R2 a more compelling option.

To Serve and to Virtualize

Virtualization on the server side can add up to big savings in hardware costs.

Living in a Virtual World

Virtualization is here to stay, so make sure you're using the right tool.

Monitor Globally, Manage Locally

Take a large-scale view of your network traffic and topology.

SoftGrid Serves Up Applications

Deliver applications to your users safely, conveniently and without a lot of overhead.

Virtual Idol

VMware puts on a stellar virtualization performance with its latest version of Workstation.

Get Your Groove On

Remote collaboration moves forward with Groove Virtual Office's many workflow tools.

Virtual Servers in the Real World

Server consolidation may be a necessary evil, but either Virtual Server 2005 or GSX Server can ease the pain.

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