I have a question which surely has been asked to many times in the past.
I work for a small company which develops software. I'm the technical administrator and we use VMWare Workstation with 7 individual licences in our company (developers using these licences). No I want to run some VMs for testing purposes in VMWare Player.
Meanwhile VMWare Player can create new VMs with harddisks and so on. So I created a VM and realized that VMWare Player isnt meant to be used in commercial use. So what?! Our company has payed for VMWare Workstation ( seven times) and I cannot use VMWare Player?!
I also know there's a way for "distribute" VMWare Player, but distributing won't be the right solution for me. Or does it?! I don't know.
Does anyone have a hint how to move on?!
Thanks in advance...
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Our company has payed for VMWare Workstation ( seven times) and I cannot use VMWare Player?!
The VMware Workstation licenses have no bearing whatsoever on using the standalone separately installed version of VMware Player!
I also know there's a way for "distribute" VMWare Player, but distributing won't be the right solution for me. Or does it?! I don't know.
Installing VMware Player on computers in a Commercial Environment is considered distribution and is permissible if you apply for VMware Player Redistribution. (Player EULA Amendment 3.1.pdf)
Thanks a lot. That is what I need. All right. I will try that link.