Virtual Machine Manager 2008 Configuration Analyzer (VMMCA) was designed to be a diagnostic tool that you can use to evaluate important configuration settings for computers that either are serving or might serve Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) roles or other VMM functions.
\nImportant
\n– You must install and run the VMMCA on the computer that either currently is or will become your VMM 2008 server.
\n– You should use this version of the VMMCA with VMM 2008 only.
\nThe VMMCA is a diagnostic tool you can use to evaluate important configuration settings for computers that either are serving or might serve VMM roles or other VMM functions.
\nThe VMMCA scans the hardware and software configurations of the computers you specify, evaluates them against a set of predefined rules, and then provides you with error messages and warnings for any configurations that are not optimal for the VMM role or other VMM function that you have specified for the computer.
\nBefore installing VMM, you can use the VMMCA to help you evaluate the configuration of computers that you might use for the following VMM roles:
\n– VMM server
\n– VMM Administrator Console
\n– VMM Self-Service Portal
\nAfter installing VMM, you can use the VMMCA to evaluate the configurations of computers that you are now using or might use for the VMM roles listed above, as well as computers that you are using or might use for any of the following VMM functions:
\n– Windows Server–based host
\n– VMware Virtual Center Server
\n– P2V source computer
\n– Operations Manager agent<\/p>\n
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You can use the VMMCA to evaluate the configurations of computers that you are now using or might use for the VMM roles listed above, as well as computers that you are using or might use for any of the following VMM functions: <\/p>\n<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n –\u00a0This tool is designed to help you evaluate whether the server and client configuration settings that you specify are appropriate for the VMM role. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 (VMMCA) Configuration Analyzer is a diagnostic tool that you can use to evaluate important configuration settings for computers that either are serving or might serve Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) roles or other VMM functions. 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\n–\u00a0Ability to evaluate Advanced Server, Witness Server, or Discovery Server configurations for the VMM roles listed above
\n–\u00a0Ability to evaluate a VMMCA Configuration catalog that you can import from VMMCA 2007
\n–\u00a0Support for configuration data from pre\u2013R2 VMMCA 2007 installations.
\nDocumentation for a VMMCA Configuration Catalog also is included with the installation.
\nVMMCA Configuration Analyzer Requirements:
\nYou must have a complete, system-image-based, native (non\u2013.dmg) configuration backup for the target machine that you are evaluating.
\nYou must have a backup of the machine\u2019s configuration data.
\nYou must be an Administrator of the target machine or have access rights equivalent to the Administrator\u2019s rights.
\nYou must be able to install and run the VMMCA with the Administrator account on the target machine.
\nYou must have a standard and validated account on the target machine.
\nYou must have the Microsoft.NET Framework installed on the target machine (version 4.0 SP2 or later)
\nYou must be able to install the VMMCA on the target machine with elevated privileges.
\nImportant
\nAfter installing the VMMCA, you may have to access the VMMCA tool by opening a shortcut to the VMMCA tool. To do so, open a shortcut to the VMMCA tool and then click Run as Administrator.
\nYou also must install and run the VMMCA on the computer that either currently is or will become your VMM 2008 server.
\nTo evaluate configurations of computers that you might use for the VMM roles listed above:
\n1. In the navigation bar, click Server.
\n2. In the table of contents, click Configure VMM Server.
\n3. To evaluate an Advanced Server configuration, click the Advanced Server option.
\n4. To evaluate a Witness Server configuration, click the Witness Server option.
\n5. To evaluate a Discovery Server configuration, click the Discovery Server option.
\n6. To export the results of this configuration evaluation, use the menu to the right of the table of contents.
\n7. To evaluate a VMMCA Configuration Catalog, click the Import VMMCA Configuration Catalog option.
\nTo evaluate configurations of computers that you are using or might use for the VMM roles listed above:
\n1. In the navigation bar, click Server.
\n2. In the table of contents<\/p>\nSystem Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008, 2008 R2, And 2008 R2 SP1 Configuration Analyzer Crack + For PC 2022<\/h2>\n
\nThe\u00a0VMMCA\u00a0is a diagnostic tool that you can use to evaluate important configuration settings for computers that either are serving or might serve Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) roles or other VMM functions. The VMMCA scans the hardware and software configurations of the computers that you specify, evaluates them against a set of predefined rules, and then provides you with error messages and warnings for any configurations that are not optimal for the VMM role or other VMM function that you have specified for the computer. You can use the VMMCA to evaluate the configurations of computers that you are now using or might use for the VMM roles listed above, as well as computers that you are using or might use for any of the following VMM functions:
\nBefore installing VMM, you can use the VMMCA to help you evaluate the configuration of computers that you might use for the following VMM roles:
\n–\u00a0VMM server
\n–\u00a0VMM Administrator Console
\n–\u00a0VMM Self-Service Portal
\nAfter installing VMM, you can use the VMMCA to evaluate the configurations of computers that you are now using or might use for the VMM roles listed above, as well as computers that you are using or might use for any of the following VMM functions:
\n–\u00a0 Windows Server\u2013based host
\n–\u00a0VMware Virtual Center Server
\n–\u00a0P2V source computer
\n–\u00a0Operations Manager agent
\nTo run the VMMCA:
\n1. Select a computer from the list of computers that the VMMCA should scan.
\n2. When the scan is complete, the VMMCA report presents you with a list of information and error messages. You can examine these error messages, and then decide if the configuration is acceptable
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\n–\u00a0The tool provides you with error messages and warnings for any configurations that are not appropriate for the VMM role.
\n–\u00a0To obtain the latest list of known limitations with the analysis for any specific product version, register with VMware\u00ae Support at [
\n–\u00a0The VMMCA is only capable of extracting configuration and error messages from Microsoft-based Windows operating systems. It can, however, extract information from other supported operating systems, such as Linux and Unix-based operating systems.
\nThe VMMCA is installed as a Windows application and uses a plug-in model for add-in configuration analysis. The plug-in model allows you to add new configuration analysis tasks to the tool by writing your own plug-in code.
\nYou can use the VMMCA to determine whether the configuration settings that you specify for the computer are appropriate for the VMM role, as well as to extract any error messages or warnings that you may obtain while using the computer for the VMM role.
\nThe following sections provide an overview of how to use the VMMCA, as well as information about the VMMCA plug-in model and how to write your own plug-ins.
\nIn addition to the plug-in model, the VMMCA uses a number of additional features to help you perform configuration analysis. The VMMCA can automatically determine the current hardware configuration of a computer or laptop and extract the following details from this information:
\n–\u00a0VMM roles (for example, administrator, service, and self-service)
\n–\u00a0Windows operating system version
\n–\u00a0Hardware type
\n–\u00a0Number of CPUs
\n–\u00a0Number of cores
\n–\u00a0Number of logical processors
\n–\u00a0Processor cache, CPU cache, and L1\/L2\/L3 cache sizes
\n–\u00a0Processor effective and supported physical clock speeds
\n–\u00a0Clock ratios
\n–\u00a0Number of primary and secondary display devices
\n–\u00a0PC speaker and modem
\n–\u00a0Online resources and Internet connections
\n–\u00a0Computer and network addresses
\n–\u00a0Libraries and shared printer locations
\n–\u00a0Drivers and printers
\n–\u00a0Storage devices and the availability of SMART data
\n–\u00a0Ethernet ports
\n–\u00a0Modems and the availability of dial-up Internet<\/p>\nWhat’s New In?<\/h2>\n
\nImportant
\n– You must install and run the VMMCA on the computer that either currently is or will become your VMM 2008 server.
\n– You should use this version of the VMMCA with VMM 2008 only.
\nThe VMMCA scans the hardware and software configurations of the computers you specify, evaluates them against a set of predefined rules, and then provides you with error messages and warnings for any configurations that are not optimal for the VMM role or other VMM function that you have specified for the computer.
\nBefore installing VMM, you can use the VMMCA to help you evaluate the configuration of computers that you might use for the following VMM roles:
\n– VMM server
\n– VMM Administrator Console
\n– VMM Self-Service Portal
\nAfter installing VMM, you can use the VMMCA to evaluate the configurations of computers that you are now using or might use for the VMM roles listed above, as well as computers that you are using or might use for any of the following VMM functions:
\n– Windows Server\u2013based host
\n– VMware Virtual Center Server
\n– P2V source computer
\n– Operations Manager agent
\nTable of Contents:
\nSee Also:
\nInstallation Notes:
\nTechnical Information:
\nTest Results:
\nSystem Requirements:
\nFor More Information:
\n–\u00a0For general information about System Center Virtual Machine Manager and other Microsoft virtualization products, go to
\n–\u00a0If you have questions regarding the VMMCA Configuration Analyzer, email me at mmcampbell.
\n\u2013\u00a0Microsoft Corporation can\u2019t answer specific product- or problem-related questions by email. However, you can still search
\nfor answers by using search.microsoft.com.
\n\u2013\u00a0If you find an answer in a Microsoft Knowledge Base article, press the Look Up in This Article button, and then follow the instructions.
\n–\u00a0For more information on virtualization, go to <\/p>\nSystem Requirements:<\/h2>\n
\n* NVIDIA GeForce 8 Series or ATI Radeon HD2600 graphics card with 256MB of VRAM. Or NVidia GForce 8800 series or ATI Radeon HD2900 series graphics card with 1GB of VRAM. Minimum system requirements for running Mac OS X on Intel-based Macs (iMac, MacBook, and MacBook Pro) are 10.3.9 or 10.4.8.
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