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ALSO CALLED:
IBM VM/ESA,
VM/ESA
DEFINITION: VM (Virtual Machine), currently embodied in a product called VM/ESA, is a widely-installed operating system for mainframes from IBM that can host other operating systems, including MVS and Conversational Monitor System (CMS), so that each of the operating systems seems to have its own complete system of software and hardware resources (data storage, telecommunications, processor, and so forth). That
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Software Trial: Integrated Backup, Recovery and Data Protection for VMware
sponsored by Acronis
SOFTWARE DEMO:
Acronis® vmProtect™ 7 is built specifically for VMware vSphere®, and provides all the features you need in an extremely easy-to-use agentless backup solution that can be deployed in minutes so you can quickly begin backing up your vSphere environment.
Posted: 09 Mar 2012 | Premiered: 09 Mar 2012
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Streamlining Management with the vSphere Plug-in
sponsored by Dell, Inc.
PRODUCT DEMO:
This brief webcast gives a thorough demonstration of the Compellent Storage Center Integration for VMWare VSphere.
Posted: 04 Aug 2011 | Premiered: 04 Aug 2011
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VM DEFINITION (continued): … VM (Virtual Machine), currently embodied in a product called VM/ESA, is a widely-installed operating system for mainframes from IBM that can host other operating systems, including MVS and Conversational Monitor System (CMS), so that each of the operating systems seems to have its own complete system of software and hardware resources (data storage, telecommunications, processor, and so forth). That is, VM gives each of these operating systems its own "virtual machine." VM, together with CMS, is popular in many large corporations as a system that can let a large number of interactive users communicate or develop and run applications at the same time. VM also provides a good test environment for MVS programs that can be run on an MVS virtual machine.Many corporations use MVS for business applications and VM as an application development and user communication environment. VM definition sponsored by SearchDataCenter.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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