- Industry: Software
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VMware, Inc. provides virtualization infrastructure software solutions and related support and services for worldwide market.
The datacenter containing the recovery virtual machines performing work while the protected site is unavailable.
Industry:Software
A placeholder representing a protected virtual machine representing the virtual machines replicated from the protected site.
Industry:Software
The file that stores changes made to a disk in all modes except the persistent and independent-persistent modes. For a disk in nonpersistent mode, the redo-log file is deleted when you power off or reset the virtual machine without writing any changes to the disk. You can permanently apply the changes saved in the redo-log file to a disk in undoable mode so that they become part of the main disk files. See also disk mode.
Industry:Software
Making a copy of a virtual machine or a physical machine accessed over the network by VMware vCenter Converter. See also local cloning.
Industry:Software
An interface that provides nonexclusive access to a virtual machine from the server on which the virtual machine is running and from workstations connected to that server.
Industry:Software
A division of computing resources used to manage allocations between virtual machines.
Industry:Software
To return a virtual machine to operation from its suspended state. When you resume a suspended virtual machine, all applications are in the same state as when the virtual machine was suspended. See also suspend.
Industry:Software
To restore the status of the active virtual machine to its immediate parent snapshot. See also Go to snapshot, Snapshot Manager.
Industry:Software
A defined set of privileges that can be assigned to users and groups to control access to VMware vSphere objects.
Industry:Software
In vCenter Server, an activity that is configured to occur at designated times. In VMware Converter, scheduled tasks consist of migrations and configurations of virtual machines.
Industry:Software
