Topic by Diego 2018-07-13 16:49:14

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Hello guys!
Does anyone know of any system or tool accessible for server virtualization?

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Reply by prajwal 2018-07-13 22:29:44 (edited by prajwal 2018-07-13 22:35:03)

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please  go here  https://www.vmware.com/uk/help/accessibility.html

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Reply by Diego 2018-07-14 23:33:19

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I consulted this site and the information about the esxi, but there's nothing about compatibility with screen readers.
I have a question:
Hyper-v is acessible?

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Reply by jsy9180 2018-07-15 04:57:08

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Yes. Hyper-v is accessible and additionally you can use citrix xenserver or xcp-ng(the poke version of xenserver).
Personally I recommend to use xcp-ng.

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Reply by Diego 2018-07-20 01:18:58

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Hello guys!
Is it possible to install NVDA on hyper-v, or will I have to use some other tool?
I will be working with the system, not the version for windows professional / windows 10.

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Reply by Diego 2018-08-05 22:25:09

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Hello guys!
Unfortunately, I was unable to use the virtual machines with the server systems.
I've tried installing windows on esxi / xen server, but it turns out these systems do not support sound.
Of course I did in one vm for tests.
I was outraged and annoyed that not even sound support was available.
The installation of the systems themselves I can understand, but, something as basic as they are ...
I may be wrong and if anyone knows anything please let me know, but this makes the process of working with servers very difficult.
Another solution was to use NVDA remote access. It worked fine, but it would still need someone who sees to get into ipconfig on virtualized windows and check the IP address.
Anyone have any idea what I could do?

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