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I purchased ubuntu server certified hardware and planning to install ubuntu 10.04 LTS as a base server and guest os windows 2003 has to be installed now iam looking for open source virtualization application for the guest please suggest me on the production which open source virtualization application is suggested like , virtual box , kvm or xen as this guest windows os plays a major role in my network. Please please help in this and also it will be great if iam provided with how-to-docs or step by step guide. Thanks in advance. &nbsp;
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Dear Experts:

I purchased ubuntu server certified hardware and planning to install ubuntu 10.04 LTS as a base server and guest os windows 2003 has to be installed now iam looking for open source virtualization application for the guest please suggest me on the production which open source virtualization application is suggested like , virtual box , kvm or xen as this guest windows os plays a major role in my network. Please please help in this and also it will be great if iam provided with how-to-docs or step by step guide. Thanks in advance.  

virtual box for ubuntu server 10.04

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