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What Is VMware Workstation?
VMware Workstation is virtual machine software for technical professionals. It lets you work on multiple operating systems on a single computer. You spend less time configuring hardware, installing software, and rebooting or reconfiguring systems, and more time developing, testing, and deploying applications and delivering support. VMware Workstation gives you immediate access to the operating systems and applications you need to get your job done now.
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How Is VMware Workstation Used?
VMware Workstation is used to increase the productivity of technical professionals, allowing them to:
Streamline development and testing. Software developers and quality assurance engineers can work effectively in multiple machine environments and build more realistic tests in less time with less hardware.
Ensure compatibility and legacy migration. Developers can explore new operating systems and applications without risking their production development environment.
Facilitate training and sales demos. Instructors can create a centralized library of pre-configured training environments and easily distribute them to students. Sales and marketing staff can demonstrate complex product applications on the same laptop.
Improve help desk and technical support. Technical support staff can troubleshoot customer problems by reproducing their computing environment in a virtual machine.
How Does VMware Workstation Work?
VMware Workstation works by enabling multiple operating systems to run on physical computers in virtual machines. Operating systems and software applications are isolated in these secure virtual machines that co-exist on a single piece of hardware.
With VMware Workstation:
Current generation and legacy applications can co-exist on one computer and be updated easily.
Operating systems can be added or changed without repartitioning disks or rebooting.
Complex networks can be built - and new applications can be developed, tested, and deployed - all on a single computer.
"What if" development and testing scenarios can be tried without risk to the test system; a virtual machine can be restored with the click of a mouse.
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