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		<description>Yeah, sure it&#039;s quite easy.
File &#124; New &#124; Virtual Machine
- a Wizard appears and you choose Next
Virtual Machine configuration appears in the next window:
- You choose &quot;Typical&quot; (default)
Guest Operating system:
 - You choose Windows and Windows Server 2003
 - You have to choose your Server edition and x64 bit if applicable
 - 64 bit is better for larger amounts of memory (4 GB RAM), and if you plan on deploying it to a virtual server (VMWare ESX)
Name your virtual machine:
- You choose any name you like for your server
- you choose where to put the files (location)
Network connection
- I prefer to use bridged networking, the virtual machine get it&#039;s own IP address
Disk capacity
- you choose a large amount of GBs here, it will not consume the disk space unless you actually need it. Be careful NOT to set it too low, because later you will regret it! Choose something like 30 GBs or more.
The Wizard is complete.
Now you have to install the operating system. Choose to use a DVD or ISO-file. ISO-files can be mounted under the CD-ROM device in VMWare.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yeah, sure it&#8217;s quite easy.<br />
File | New | Virtual Machine<br />
- a Wizard appears and you choose Next<br />
Virtual Machine configuration appears in the next window:<br />
- You choose &#8220;Typical&#8221; (default)<br />
Guest Operating system:<br />
 &#8211; You choose Windows and Windows Server 2003<br />
 &#8211; You have to choose your Server edition and x64 bit if applicable<br />
 &#8211; 64 bit is better for larger amounts of memory (4 GB RAM), and if you plan on deploying it to a virtual server (VMWare ESX)<br />
Name your virtual machine:<br />
- You choose any name you like for your server<br />
- you choose where to put the files (location)<br />
Network connection<br />
- I prefer to use bridged networking, the virtual machine get it&#8217;s own IP address<br />
Disk capacity<br />
- you choose a large amount of GBs here, it will not consume the disk space unless you actually need it. Be careful NOT to set it too low, because later you will regret it! Choose something like 30 GBs or more.<br />
The Wizard is complete.<br />
Now you have to install the operating system. Choose to use a DVD or ISO-file. ISO-files can be mounted under the CD-ROM device in VMWare.</p>
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