Yashy

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Hi guys<br />
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I'm looking for an environment outside of my work place that I can log in to to play around with Vmware along with setting up Windows infrastructures. So that I can set up a lab of my own. I know that AWS is one place, any other places? <br />
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Thanks for helping<br />
Yash
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Hi guys

I'm looking for an environment outside of my work place that I can log in to to play around with Vmware along with setting up Windows infrastructures. So that I can set up a lab of my own. I know that AWS is one place, any other places? 

Thanks for helping
Yash

Any online places that you can practice setting up infrastructures like Vmware/Windows?

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Windows OS

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