I can't speak to the VPN part, but I run Win7 x64 in VirtualBox on my
Ubuntu 12.10 machine at work. Strictly for Adobe CS stuff, so the host
has 16GB RAM and roughly half of that dedicated to the VM. As long as
you install the guest additions everything is just peachy.
Jim Peterson
On 04/20/2013 02:23 AM, Paul Boniol wrote:
I've finally gotten back to the issue of running Windows in a virtual
machine under Linux.
I've got openSUSE 64-bit installed.
1. VM would be a Windows 7 install, I'm guessing 32 or 64 bit would
be okay? (Lean toward 32 bit as I won't be devoting huge amounts of
memory to it.)
2. The security folks want me to run Junos Pulse VPN client, which is
only available for Windows. Has anyone had experience running a VPN
in a virtual machine? Once logged in, can it secure communications
from a Linux program / mount command?
Sorry, I know VM's are routine these days, but I've never had need of
one till now. And at least #2 sounds like a rather specialized case.
Thanks!
Paul Boniol
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