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  • virtual NAS

    Virtual NAS is a virtual machine (VM) that acts as a file server for network-attached storage (NAS). In this context, NAS is a dedicated medium with a unique address that provides data storage services to other...

  • user environment virtualization (UE virtualization)

    User environment virtualization is the abstraction of personalized computer settings from their operating system and applications.

  • virtual patching

    Virtual patching is the quick development and short-term implementation of a security policy meant to prevent an exploit from occurring as a result of a newly discovered vulnerability. A virtual patch is sometimes...

  • virtual desktop pool

    A virtual desktop pool is a group of virtual desktops that are hosted on identically configured virtual machines.

  • Virtualizing Microsoft Exchange Server

    While virtualizing Exchange Server can reduce operational costs, improve flexibility and consolidate resources, a proper plan is necessary in order to avoid potential complications. One question many shops contemplate is whether to...

  • Virtual server value still outweighs virtual storage

    Storage admins and vendors say they want virtual storage to act more like virtual machines, but is that possible?

  • Virtual Choir

    Virtual Choir is an assembly of geographically dispersed singers performing choral works, led by composer Eric Whitacre. Individual singers post videos of themselves singing their parts and technicians coordinate the audio into a...

  • virtual server farm

    A virtual server farm is a networking environment that employs multiple application and infrastructure servers running on two or more physical servers using a server virtualization program such as VMware or...

  • nested VM (nested virtual machine)

    A nested VM (nested virtual machine) is a virtual machine contained within another VM.

  • virtual GPU (vGPU)

    A virtual GPU is a computer processor that renders graphics on a server rather than on a physical endpoint device.

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