Specifications

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Operations Manager and Data Protection Manager provides centralized management for all physical
and virtual servers.
Conclusion
VMM effectively addresses the key pain points in migrating from a physical to a virtual infrastructure
with easy-to-use conversion tools and insight into server and workload performance. Once a virtual
data center is established, VMM empowers administrators an essential set of management tools.
With VMM, IT administrators can increase operational agility, control delegated provisioning, and easily
optimize resource utilization in their virtual data center—all while taking advantage of familiar Windows
Server System™ products and technologies.
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