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Virtualization Column parts 1 and 2 SysAdmin Magazine

April 29th, 2007 Peter Galvin

My two-part column discussing the ins and outs of system virtualization are now available on-line from SysAdmin Magazine.

Navigating the System Virtualization Maze – Part 1
Navigating the System Virtualization Maze – Part 2

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