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maybe you can explain in combination to vmware.<br />
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esxi is the host for vmware, what here ?<br />
vcenter is the management server for vmware, what here ?
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maybe you can explain in combination to vmware.

esxi is the host for vmware, what here ?
vcenter is the management server for vmware, what here ?

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Hi,<br />
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ok KVM is the hypervisor.<br />
When I install Proxmox on a machine for some tests, is this enough ?<br />
Or do I have toinstall more ?<br />
Where to install the management tools like vcenter, on a vm ?
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Hi,

ok KVM is the hypervisor.
When I install Proxmox on a machine for some tests, is this enough ?
Or do I have toinstall more ?
Where to install the management tools like vcenter, on a vm ?

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Hi Experts,<br />
I have to learn more about PROXMOX.<br />
On VMWARE I am a specialist, with ESXi and VCENTER.<br />
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Can you tell me how to start from the beginning to setup Proxmox ?<br />
How to setup the host and the management software to create and manage vm´s ?
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Hi Experts,
I have to learn more about PROXMOX.
On VMWARE I am a specialist, with ESXi and VCENTER.

Can you tell me how to start from the beginning to setup Proxmox ?
How to setup the host and the management software to create and manage vm´s ?

how to setup Proxmox ?

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