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Operating Systems Linux Fedora How to learn UNIX Post 302504642 by michael78 on Tuesday 15th of March 2011 05:16:25 AM
Old 03-15-2011
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Originally Posted by Corona688
I wouldn't mess with hyper-V. Getting networking working inside a virtual machine is going to be weird and very different from a real machine, for starters.
Unfortunately I can't dedicate hardware to one OS. I have installed 2 NIC's in the server so hopefully I should be able to setup networking ok. I've downloaded Solaris Express (which I believe is what used to be OpenSolaris and FreeBSD. Really appreciate the help. Coming from a pure MS background it might be a little strange using UNIX at first but these forums look great for help.
 

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