Hello,
This entry is for all those people who want to use VMWare Server 1.0 with Windows 7 64Bit. I have wasted about 30 hours to come up with this recipe. I think I have a scenario that many others have, so I am sharing my findings.
https://madisonentrancement166.weebly.com/aiseesoft-video-editor-enhancer-1059.html. Background: I have liked VMWare Server 1.0 free and used it for several years. I never liked VMWare Server 2.0 or free VSphere Hypervisor. Free VSphere Hypervisor has some really excellent and useful features, but I find it too complicated and time-consuming for my uses for several reasons - primarily backing up a VM and moving it between servers requires VMWare converter and a lot of manual steps.
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- I want to run several VMs for developing and testing a software package.
- Usually I want these on a server because I have a fast server and fast connection.
- When I know I will need to work remotely without a fast connection, I want to copy some of the VMs and run them locally on my Laptop.
- Sometimes I want to access all VMs through VMWare Server. Other times I want to remote into a single VM with Remote Desktop.
- Sometimes I need to remote into my laptop from another location.
- This all worked beautifully when I had a Thinkpad with WinXP Pro 32, but stopped working when I upgraded to a Thinkpad with Windows 7 64Bit.
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- Installing any version of VMWare Server on Windows 7 64Bit
- Installing just the client components from the VMWare Server 1.0 Complete installer
- Using VMWare Workstation to connect to a remote VM
- Using VMWare Player to connect to a remote VM.
It seems like a lot information is deliberately obfuscated to steer you to away fom VMWare server. I found that you can install the VMWare Server Console on Windows 7 64Bit if you use the client-only installer here:
http://download3.vmware.com/software/vmserver/VMware-server-win32-client-1.0.10-203137.zip
http://download3.vmware.com/software/vmserver/VMware-server-win32-client-1.0.10-203137.zip
Let me repeat, because I think this is the secret sauce that will help a lot of people: You can successfully installthe VMWare Server Console 1.0.10 on Windows 7 64Bit, but only if you use the link above for the client-only zip file.
There are 4 installers in the ZIP file. I found that only the Console installer is needed.
Solution - So here is the recipe I settled on:
- Server: AMD X6 6Core Server, Windows Server 2003 R2 SP3, 16GB RAM, running VMWare Server 1.0.10
- Client: Windows 7 Pro 64Bit, running VMWare Server Console 1.0.10 and VMWare Player
- I connect to all VMs by running VMWare Server Console 1.0.10 on my Windows 7 64Bit Thinkpad
- I also can connect to them individually using Remote Desktop (which enables Thinkpad middle button scrolling)
- When I need to work locally, I copy a selection of VMs to my Laptop and run them in VMWare Player. These can move back and forth to the Server seamlessly.
And one final note / wish list for the fine folks at VMWare: I would happily pay for VMWare Workstation if two enhancements could be made:
- Make VMWare Workstation able to connect to remote VMs. It should work like VMWare Server Console 1.0.10 and be able to connect to VMWare Server. vSphere Hypervisor, and VMs running on VMWare Workstation on remote computers.
- Fix Workstation so Thinkpad Touchpoint middle button scrolling works on VMs (local and remote). Middle button scrolling works across remote desktop, so I know it must be possible, but of course this could require Lenovo/Synaptics to make new drivers and might not be something VMWare can fix.
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