Virtual PC vs. Virtual Server: Comparing Features and Uses
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Summary
Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 is a virtual machine solution for desktop operating systems. Microsoft Virtual Server 2005, on the other hand, is a solution for server operating systems. Although Virtual PC and Virtual Server share many features in common, they are designed for different purposes. As a result, some of their features are also quite different. This white paper explains the differences between Virtual PC and Virtual Server and discusses the scenarios in which it is appropriate to use one or the other.
Included in This Document
| • | Virtual PC vs. Virtual Server: Comparing Features and Uses |
| • | Fundamental Differences Between Virtual PC and Virtual Server |
| • | Usage Scenarios for Virtual PC |
| • | Usage Scenarios for Virtual Server |
| • | Shared Features |
| • | Feature Differences |
| • | Conclusion |
For More Information
| • | Virtual PC |
| • | Virtual Server Migration Toolkit White Paper |
| • | Virtual Server FAQs |
| • | Dynamic Systems Initiative |
