> Which OS are we talking about? > > I've done this on small sites (using Virtual PC Server) for Windows and we > use VMWare extensively at the office (large enterprise) and have never had > a problem. > > The keys, I think are: > > > +) Each VM slice get's a specific amount of RAM dedicated to it (no other > VM or the host OS can use it). Make sure that this is enough. I'm not sure if this is true. I don't have a lot of experience with VMWare ESX, but running VMWare server on top of Windows, if I allocate 2GB to a VM, but the VM only uses 256mb, that's all that it will use, the host or other VMs can use the free RAM.
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