About 1.2 GB of free disk space is required for application installation. Keep in mind that you should have enough memory for the correct operation of your host OS including applications running on a host OS, and for VMs including guest operating systems and applications running on them. At least 2 GB of memory is required, though 4 GB or more is recommended. A detailed CPU compatibility list that is up-to-date is always available on the VMware’s web site. Processors produced after 2011 are strongly recommended as they must support Intel VT-x or AMD-V instructions. A 64-bit Intel or AMD processor with 1.3 GHz or faster core speed, except for some Intel Atom models as well as Hondo, Ontario, Zacate, and Llano AMD processors. Requirements for VMware Player and VMware Workstation Pro are the same. Remember that keeping your data safe and secure is critical for ensuring continuous business performance even during a DR event. Version 15.1 of VMware Player and VMware Workstation is being used for the current review. Which product is better for your resolving tasks? Today’s blog post covers the similarities and differences between VMware Player and VMware Workstation Pro to help you select the solution that best meets your needs. VMware Workstation and VMware Player can run VMware VMs whose format is the same but differs slightly from the ESXi VM format.
It means that the application must be installed on the underlying host operating system running on a physical computer. VMware Player and VMware Workstation are both type 2 hypervisors. On top of enterprise grade VMware vSphere products such as ESXi, intended for using in production environments, VMware also provides virtualization applications such as VMware Workstation Player (also referred to as VMware Player) and VMware Workstation Pro (also known as VMware Workstation) for a wide range of users. VMware is one of the leaders in the market of virtualization solutions and its products are greatly respected by a high number of users and customers.
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