Yes a facepalm moment but the type of thing MOST of us have done at one time or another. My primary system is a MacBook Pro. Has been for about 7 years.
I run Fusion with 5-7 VM (not all running at the same time) to get into Customer’s VPN. The reason for my setup is EXACTLY the same. I would suggest you will get much better milage dragging this guy into a sudo role in IT of helping you with ideas since this was a great one and he has at least SOME technical ability rather than any action that effectively punishes him from trying to take initiative and do good things. Just a thought. -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > On Behalf Of Kurt Buff > He wants to stand up multiple VMs, because our customers use a plethora of > VPN clients that like to step all over each other, and it would make life a > *lot* easier to have a dedicated VM per VPN client type/version - it's a > good idea, surprisingly) > > It turns out that he was building a VM, then doing a sysprep before copying > the VM to stand up a new one. > > Of course, he was sysprepping his host machine, and not the VM. >
