- 1 Product Description
- 1.1 Known Versions
- 2 Software Pattern Summary
- 3 Platforms Supported by the Pattern
- 4 Identification
- 4.1 Software Instance Trigger for Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager Server
- 4.2 Software Instance Trigger for Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager Agent
- 4.3 Simple Identification Mappings
- 5 Versioning
- 5.1 Obtaining the full version
- 5.1.1 Registry Versioning
- 5.1.2 WMI query Versioning
- 5.1.3 Package Versioning
- 5.2 Parsing the full version
- 6 Application Model Produced by Software Pattern
- 6.1 Software Pattern Model
- 6.1.1 SI Depth
- 6.2 Relationship Creation
- 6.2.1 Associate process
- 6.2.2 Microsoft SQL Server relationship
- 6.2.3 Related System Center Virtual Machine Manager Agent instances
- 6.2.4 Hyper-V instances managed by System Center Virtual Machine Manager
- 6.3 System Center Virtual Machine Manager port attribute
- 7 Subject Matter Expertise
- 8 Testing
- 9 Information Sources
- 10 Open Issues
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- Product Name
- System Center Virtual Machine Manager
- Publisher Page
- Category
- Release
- TKU 2011-Jan-1
- Change History
Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager - Change History
- Reports & Attributes
Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager - Reports & Attributes
- Publisher Link
- Microsoft
Product Description
Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) — a member of the System Center family of system management products — provides a straightforward and cost-effective solution for unified management of physical and virtual machines, Performance and Resource Optimization (PRO) for dynamic and responsive management of virtual infrastructure, consolidation of underutilized physical servers, and rapid provisioning of new virtual machines by leveraging the expertise and investments in Microsoft Windows Server technology.
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