>
>
>
> I don't think VirtualBox has any of the management tools that VMWare or Xen
> has. Perhaps, there are add-ons that allow management for VB. I like VB
> for virtual machines on my desktop. I use that to run XP for example to run
> some apps that do not run well on Windows 7.
>
>
There's an extension. And VBoxManage, which is command line only, is a
pretty powerful tool. <==said by someone who has never used VMWare or Xen,
so if I'm comparing a BB Gun to laser guided nuke tipped missles, My
apologies. Always consider the source of opinions.
> I have good luck virtualizing production machines to VMWare VCenter (I
> think it is called), esxi and also the free version of Xen. I am not as
> familiar with Xen but it seems to have similar tools to VMWare.
>
> Good luck, Clint!
> Jonathan
>
>
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