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Parallels Workstation |
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Basically it's just like VMWare...
Probably more interesting are their server solutions:
"Parallels Server is due in first half of 2006 and is a next-generation server virtualization solution that enables IT managers to create multiple virtual servers running Linux, Windows, FreeBSD or OS/2 on a single Windows or Linux powered physical server. Each virtual server created with Parallels Server is entirely independent and operates as if it were an isolated, stand-alone machine. Because each virtual server is entirely self-contained, IT managers can monitor, access and change individual virtual server settings, reboot, or recover data without affecting any other virtual or physical server operations. Parallels Enterprise Server Box
Parallels Enterprise Server is due in 2006 and is a pure-hardware server virtualization and management solution that enables IT professionals to create several isolated, independent virtual servers running Windows, Linux, OS/2 or FreeBSD on a single host physical server. Parallels Enterprise Server’s pure hardware implementation pools hardware resources and then dynamically allocates them to virtual servers as necessary, ensuring that each physical server is used to its maximum potential, and that each virtual server always has the resources it needs to operate efficiently."
http://www.virtualization.info/2005/09/parallels-development-team-come-back.html
| Vendor: | Parallels |
| Host: | Linux |
| Host: | Windows |
| Guest: | Most x86 Operating Systems |
| Guest: | OS/2 |
| Guest: | eComStation |
| Host: | Mac X86 |