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Advanced Tasks Running Parallels Server 5 Bare Metal in Virtual Machines Starting with version 5, you can install Parallels Server Bare Metal in virtual machines. Running Parallels Server 5 Bare Metal in a virtual machine may prove useful if you want to evaluate the product but do not have a spare physical server. To run virtual machines with Parallels Server 5 Bare Metal, a physical server must meet the following requirements: 244 Have the following architecture: • Intel with VT-x and EPT (Nehalem, Westmere, SandyBridge) • AMD SVM and RVI (Barcelona, MagnyCore, Bulldozer) Run one of the following products: • Parallels Desktop for Mac 7 • Parallels Workstation for Windows 6 • Parallels Workstation for Linux 6 • VMware Fusion 3 Recommended Virtual Machine Configuration A virtual machine is best optimized for use with Parallels Server 5 Bare Metal if it has the following configuration: • CPU: 2 or more virtual CPUs • Memory: 2 GB or more RAM • Hard disk: 40 GB or more disk space; the disk must be of the plain type. The process of installing Parallels Server Bare Metal in a virtual machine does not differ from that you use to install the product on a standalone server. For detailed installation instructions, refer to the Parallels Server 5 Bare Metal Installation Guide. Restrictions and Peculiarities When using Parallels Server Bare Metal in a virtualized environment, keep in mind the following restrictions and specifics:
Advanced Tasks • Running Parallels Server Bare Metal in a virtual machine is intended for evaluation purposes only. You are not recommended to use such installations in production. • If you change the configuration of a virtual machine where Parallels Server Bare Metal is installed, you may need to reactivate the product. • VMware Fusion may show a warning when you start a virtual machine with Parallels Server Bare Metal that it requires full access to the network traffic. Ignore this message, and proceed with booting the virtual machine. • To run in a virtualized Parallels Server Bare Metal environment, a virtual machine must have Parallels Tools installed. So before starting a virtual machine for the first time, make sure that you have installed Parallels Tools in it. • Virtual machines may run only 32-bit operating systems and have only one CPU. 245
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