Is there a way to figure out if a win 2003 server server you are connecting to is virtualised? I tried asking but not 100% sure of the answer is correct.
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Is there a way to figure out if a win 2003 server server you are connecting to is virtualised? I tried asking but not 100% sure of the answer is correct.
I guess looking at the Device Manager (Control Panel | System | Hardware | Device Manager) should give you a good idea.
On one server, running on VMWare ESX, I see the following tell-tale signs of a virtual machine:
A simple test that detects a VMware network adapter, is:
(would perhaps also detect a host running VMware workstation)