Yes, you should be able to run Windows 2003 or XP in virtualbox. I know it's possible to run virtualbox inside a zone, but there is some hacking needed to get initial access to the kernel driver's pseudo device.
Why do you need to run virtualbox in a zone? The VM provides enough isolation from the rest of the system, whereby I'd think that running it in the global zone gives enough security from windows activity. Rich Teer wrote: > Hi all, > > I (or rather, my client) have a need to run a Solaris machine and > a machine running Windoze server 2003 (don't ask...). Obviously > this could be achieved by using two separate servers, but I was > wondering if there was a way to achieve this by running some sort > of VM inside a non-global zone. > > So the question is: is it possible to run Windoze 2003 server inside > a Solaris zone (like a Banded Zone), presumably using some sort of > VM technology? (And what about Windoze XP Pro?) Would VirtualBox > running in a zone do the trick? > > Many TIA, > _______________________________________________ xen-discuss mailing list [email protected]
