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VMware GSX Server Administration Guide
Easier Sharing of Virtual Machines with Latest VMware Products
Virtual machines created with GSX Server 3 are compatible with VMware Workstation
4 and ESX Server 2 for easier migrating and sharing of virtual machines.
New LSI Logic Virtual SCSI Adapter for Guest Operating Systems
The LSI Logic virtual SCSI adapter is included when you install Windows Server 2003,
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 or NetWare guests.
PXE Boot
Boot virtual machines over your network and install guest operating systems from a
PXE server. For more information, see
Using PXE with Virtual Machines in the VMware
GSX Server Virtual Machine Guide .
Easier Virtual Networking Configuration
On Windows hosts, use the Virtual Network Editor to configure virtual networking
easily. For more information, see
Networking in the VMware GSX Server Virtual Machine
Guide .
Network Adapter Teaming Support
On Windows hosts, virtual machines can bridge to teamed or bonded host network
adapters. For more information, see
Configuring Bridged Networking When Using
Teamed Network Interface Cards on Your Host in the VMware GSX Server Virtual
Machine Guide .
Generic SCSI Tape Backup Support
Back up virtual machines using popular backup software and SCSI tape devices. For
more information, see
Backing Up Virtual Machines and the GSX Server Host on
page 127 .
Using DVD-ROM and CD-ROM Drives on Remote Clients
If you’re connected to a virtual machine remotely from a client, you can use the local
DVD-ROM or CD-ROM drive to install software or copy data without needing to use
the drive on the GSX Server host. For more information, see
Using the DVD-ROM or
CD-ROM Drive on a Client in the VMware GSX Server Virtual Machine Guide .
Improved Virtual DVD-ROM and CD-ROM Drive Support
Read multisession DVD-ROM and CD-ROM media. Burn CD-ROMs in your guest
operating systems.
Debugging Support in Virtual Machines
GSX Server supports user- and kernel-level debuggers in virtual machines.