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@Andrew Hancock:<br />
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Please clarify your question: &quot;What is the hypervisor ?&quot;; I do not understand<br />
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Thanks
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The Hypervisor, is the software which runs on the host, there are many different versions, VMware, Microsoft, Oracle, Citrix, Amazon AWS, Google etc
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Just connect to the host and you will see the list of all VMs running on it.
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Hi,<br>&nbsp;<br>This is in Windows 10, Office 365, Server 2016 and Server 2019 environment.<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;I have got most of the NAMES of the servers in the network. I want to know what kinds of servers they are; physical or vm servers. To do it, I RDP (Remote Desktop ) to some of the servers. I found some servers are vm servers. I think I DO NOT Need to RDP to EACH server if I know the HOST server of the vm servers. (Note: The vm servers must have a HOST server, right?).<br>&nbsp;<br>Question: How can I know the HOST server of the vm servers? (Explain a little bit if any please)<br><br>Thanks,<br>Tjie
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Hi,
 
This is in Windows 10, Office 365, Server 2016 and Server 2019 environment.
 
 I have got most of the NAMES of the servers in the network. I want to know what kinds of servers they are; physical or vm servers. To do it, I RDP (Remote Desktop ) to some of the servers. I found some servers are vm servers. I think I DO NOT Need to RDP to EACH server if I know the HOST server of the vm servers. (Note: The vm servers must have a HOST server, right?).
 
Question: How can I know the HOST server of the vm servers? (Explain a little bit if any please)
Thanks,
Tjie

@Andrew Hancock:

Please clarify your question: &amp;quot;What is the hypervisor ?&amp;quot;; I do not understand

Thanks

The Hypervisor, is the software which runs on the host, there are many different versions, VMware, Microsoft, Oracle, Citrix, Amazon AWS, Google etc


Just connect to the host and you will see the list of all VMs running on it.

How do I know the HOST server of the vm servers?

Virtualization is the act of creating a virtual (rather than actual) version of something, including (but not limited to) a virtual computer hardware platform, operating system (OS), storage device, or computer network resources. Virtualization is usually the creation of a system that executes separate from the underlying hardware resources, or the creation of an entire desktop for systems located elsewhere, similar to thin clients.