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January 6th, 2003, 08:50 PM #1 Java Virtual Machine Download Links Java Virtual Machine Download LinksMicrosoft Virtual MachineThe Microsoft Java Virtual Machine is no longer available from Microsoft directly due to legal wrangling with SUN, however it still can be downloaded... Microsoft VM build 3805 for Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 95/98, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0. 5.4 MBJava Virtual Machine download links: ftp://eresources.mcg.edu/pub/downloa...s/msjavx86.exe ftp://ftp.mm.com/user/vla/MSJAVX86.EXE ftp://ftp.visualware.com/pub/java/msjavx86.exe ftp://ftp.netinst.com/pub/pub_domain...s/msjavx86.exeSteps to install the Microsoft Virtual Machine:Download the file using the links above and save it to your harddrive. Once the file is on your harddrive, execute it and thus load the Virtual Machine. As the file begins execution, answer Yes to the License Agreement question and then once complete, re-boot your PC. Once the PC is re-booted you should be set to go. Microsoft VM available thru Windows Update. Windows Me/2000/XP:Go to (or Start / Windows Update), press the "Scan for Updates" button and then install the following security update (which is the Microsoft Java VM): Security Update, March 4, 2002 This update resolves the "Java Applet Can Redirect Browser Traffic" security vulnerability in the Microsoft java virtual machine (Microsoft VM) on Windows, and is discussed in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS02-013. Download now to prevent a maliciously crafted Java program ("applet") from silently re-routing all browser traffic to the applet's host without the user's knowledge. Download the Security Update from here or here 4.4 MB (Windows 2000) For more information on the Security Update go to Microsoft's website. Installation prerequisite for all users Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.01 or later must be installed in order to use this version of the Microsoft VM. Installation prerequisite for Windows 2000 users Windows 2000 Service Pack 1 must be installed prior to installing this hotfix. Microsoft VM build 3805 for Microsoft Windows 2000 (Hotfix) If you have run any Java applets in the current browser session, exit and restart the browser. Return to this page to continue with the download procedure. In the list below, select the self-extracting file that you wish to download. When prompted, save the file to your hard drive. Double-click the downloaded file on your hard drive, and follow the instructions that appear WARNING: Please note that once you have installed the updated Microsoft VM it cannot be uninstalled. Note for Windows 2000 users only The Microsoft VM is included with the Windows 2000 operating system and can only be updated with a

Media", click "Download tool now", choose "Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) for another PC", then select "ISO file" and save it to your computer. In VirtualBox, select ‘Add’ to create a new VM, give it a name and choose the downloaded Windows 10 ISO file. For the configuration, use 2 CPU’s and 409MB RAM, 50GB virtual disk and click finish. The VM will start up, follow the installation prompts, select ‘Custom: Install Windows only (advanced)’ and let Windows 10 install.For Kali Linux, this can be installed 2 ways. The easiest way is to download the VM version from along with 7Zip, extract the kali files and import it into Virtualbox. The other method is to use a kali linux .iso file and use this link: to assist with the install.The installation of Windows Server requires that you download the Windows Server 2022 ISO from fill out the form, download "64-bit edition", create a new VM in Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager with the ISO, 4096MB RAM, 2 CPU’s, 50GB virtual disk, and finish. Start the VM, select "Install now", choose "Windows Server 2022 Standard Evaluation (Desktop Experience)", customize settings, create a password, and finish.To install ubuntu server, go to In products, select Ubuntu Server and download it. The version used for this lab is 22.04 LTS. Create a new VM in Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager with the ISO, 8192MB RAM, 2 CPUs, 100GB virtual disk, and finish. Start the VM, select "Try or Install Ubuntu Server", continue through a series of "Done" and "Continue", then fill out the form before continuing the installation. Finally, reboot. Error messages are expected. After rebooting, login and run sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y. After this completes, hit "Enter".Part 2- Configuring the NetworksIn VirtualBox, navigate to Tools > Network > NAT Networks > Create. Provide a name and IPv4 Prefix, for the lab, we’ll be using 192.168.10.0/24, and apply the changes. Navigate to each VM > Settings > Network, change "Attached to: NAT Network" and assign the name to the NAT Network you just created. In the Splunk

} }]}If you don't have the agents installed, you can't use some Azure services, such as Azure Backup or Azure Security. These services require an extension to be installed. If you deploy a VM without the WinGA, you can install the latest version of the agent later.Manual installationYou can manually install the Azure Windows VM Agent by using a Windows Installer package. Manual installation might be necessary when you create a custom VM image that's deployed to Azure.To manually install the Azure Windows VM Agent, download the installer and select the latest release. You can also search for a specific version in the GitHub page for Azure Windows VM Agent releases. The Azure Windows VM Agent is supported on Windows Server 2008 (64 bit) and later.NoteIf a VM was created from a custom or Marketplace image without ProvisionVMAgent enabled, then it is important to update the AllowExtensionOperations to true after you manually install the Azure Windows VM Agent.This is NOT required if the VM was created from a specialized disk. For example, if the VM was created directly from an existing disk.$vm = Get-AzVM -Name -ResourceGroupName $vm.OSProfile.AllowExtensionOperations = $true$vm | Update-AzVMDetect the Azure Windows VM AgentPowerShellYou can use the Azure Resource Manager PowerShell module to get information about Azure VMs. To see information about a VM, such as the provisioning state for the Azure Windows VM Agent, use Get-AzVM:Get-AzVMThe following condensed example output shows the ProvisionVMAgent property nested inside OSProfile. You can use this property to determine if the VM agent has been deployed to the VM.OSProfile : ComputerName : myVM AdminUsername : myUserName WindowsConfiguration : ProvisionVMAgent : True EnableAutomaticUpdates : TrueUse the following script to return a concise list of VM names (running Windows OS) and the state of the Azure Windows VM Agent:$vms = Get-AzVMforeach ($vm in $vms) { $agent = $vm | Select -ExpandProperty OSProfile | Select -ExpandProperty Windowsconfiguration | Select ProvisionVMAgent Write-Host $vm.Name $agent.ProvisionVMAgent}Use the following script to return a concise list of VM names (running Linux OS) and the state of the Azure Windows VM Agent:$vms = Get-AzVMforeach ($vm in $vms) { $agent = $vm | Select -ExpandProperty OSProfile | Select -ExpandProperty Linuxconfiguration | Select ProvisionVMAgent Write-Host $vm.Name $agent.ProvisionVMAgent}Manual detectionWhen you're logged in to a Windows VM, you can use Task Manager to examine running processes. To check for the Azure Windows VM Agent, open Task Manager, select the Details tab, and look for a process named WindowsAzureGuestAgent.exe. The presence of this process indicates that the VM agent is installed.Upgrade the Azure Windows VM AgentThe Azure Windows VM Agent for Windows is automatically upgraded on images deployed from Azure Marketplace. The new versions are stored in Azure Storage, so ensure that you don't have firewalls

RAM, and display/GPU.7. Just about now you’ll get a prompt to download VMWare Tools. I suggest you download and install them. This will install them for VMware Workstation Player. There’s also a chapter in this article about how to install them inside the VM.8. The VM will now start and greet you with the Boot Manager. Select the SATA CDROM drive. This is where the Windows 10 ISO selected at the first step will be mounted automatically by VMWare.9. The following screen is well known for users like me: Press any key to boot from CD or DVD… What are you waiting for? Press that Any key they keep mentioning.10. The familiar Windows 10 logo will show up and soon you’ll see the first step of the Windows 10 installer.11. Follow all steps and in a matter of minutes, the VM will boot into Windows for the first time. Don’t forget to click the “I Finished Installing” notification at the bottom of the VMWare Workstation Player.You’re set up now and can start working with your new VM. Shutting down, restarting, or suspending the VM can be done from the Windows 10 Start menu, the one inside the machine, or from the Player menu inside VMWare (Player – Power). Starting the VM can only be done from VMWare, of course, since the VM doesn’t have a physical On/Off switch.The first thing I did was visit BinaryFork, of course 🙂Optional Step: Install VMWare ToolsIf you want to get more from your virtual

Virtual environments, complete the NVIDIA GRID vGPU Profile Sizing Guide for Windows 10 download request form. For more information, see also Windows 10 Optimization for XenDesktop on the Citrix blog. Status Open Ref. # 200130864 1803861 6.23. VM bug checks after the guest VM driver for Windows 10 RS2 is installed Description When the VM is rebooted after the guest VM driver for Windows 10 RS2 is installed, the VM bug checks. When Windows boots, it selects one of the standard supported video modes. If Windows is booted directly with a display that is driven by an NVIDIA driver, for example a vGPU on Citrix XenServer, a blue screen crash occurs. This issue occurs when the screen resolution is switched from VGA mode to a resolution that is higher than 1920×1200. Fix Download and install Microsoft Windows Update KB4020102 from the Microsoft Update Catalog. Workaround If you have applied the fix, ignore this workaround. Otherwise, you can work around this issue until you are able to apply the fix by not using resolutions higher than 1920×1200. Choose a GPU profile in Citrix XenCenter that does not allow resolutions higher than 1920×1200. Before rebooting the VM, set the display resolution to 1920×1200 or lower. Status Not an NVIDIA bug Ref. # 200310861 6.24. On XenServer 7.0, VMs unexpectedly reboot and XenServer crashes or freezes Description On XenServer 7.0, VMs to which a vGPU is attached unexpectedly reboot and XenServer crashes or freezes. The event log in XenServer’s /var/log/crash/xen.log file lists the following errors: A fatal bus error on a component at the slot where the GPU card is installed A fatal error on a component at bus 0, device 2, function 0 This issue occurs when page-modification logging (PML) is enabled on Intel Broadwell CPUs running XenServer 7.0. Citrix is aware

Packer-windows-vsphere-isoThis repo builds automatically Windows VM templates (Windows 11, Windows 10, Server 2019, Server 2022) for VMware vSphere environment using Hashicorp's Packer using freely available Windows Eval ISOs.With this repo VM templates for the following Windows operating systems can be built.Windows 10 EnterpriseWindows 11 EnterpriseWindows Server 2019 DatacenterWindows Server 2022 DatacenterYou don't need do pre-download any Windows ISO.Windows ISO files gets download automatically from public sources.How to use this repoPre-requesitesDownload or git clone this repo and make sure you have Packer Version 1.7.1 or later installed. If you don't know Packer, it's a single commandline binary which only needs to be on your PATH.Step 1: Adjust variablesRename the file variables.auto.pkrvars.hcl.sample to variables.auto.pkrvars.hcl and adjust the variables for your VMware vSphere environment. Some documentation on each variable is inside the sample file.mv variables.auto.pkrvars.hcl.sample variables.auto.pkrvars.hclnano variables.auto.pkrvars.hclStep 2: Init PackerInit Packer by using the following command. (Spot the dot at the end of the command!)Step 3: Build a VM TemplateTo build a VM template run one of the provided build-scripts.For example to build a Windows 11 template run:If you are on a Windows machine then use the build-*.ps1 files.Optional: Windows Template default credentialsthe default credentials after a successful build areUsername: vagrantPassword: vagrantIf you would like to change the default ćredentials before a packer build, then you need to edit the following files:variables.auto.pkrvars.hclautounattend.xmlOptional: Install Windows Updates during buildYou can optionally install Windows Updates during the build operation.If you would like this feature then you need to edit the windows.pkr.hcl file before the build operation. Please uncomment the following sections:Line: 11-14 windows-update = { version = "0.14.0" source = "github.com/rgl/windows-update" }Line: 163-170 provisioner "windows-update" { search_criteria = "IsInstalled=0" filters = [ "exclude:$_.Title -like '*Preview*'", "include:$true", ] update_limit = 25 }After that you have to run packer init . again to automatically download the Packer Windows-Update