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activación automática de máquina virtual | automatic virtual machine activation (Activation of a guest operating system or application based on properties of a host system or parent partition, including but not limited to the license state of the host) |
archivo de configuración de máquina virtual | virtual machine configuration file (An XML-based file that stores the configuration of the virtual machine) |
Asistente de Máquina virtual | Virtual Machine Helper service (A service of Virtual Server that allows you to run a virtual machine in the context of a specified user account. The virtual machine is started in that user account's context, and uses it for accessing network resources. Virtual machine scripts also run in this user account's context) |
barra de herramientas Administrador de máquina virtual | Virtual Machine Manager toolbar (A toolbar in the main Virtual Machine Manager Administrator Console that includes commands for hiding or displaying the Actions pane, customizing columns in the current view, opening the Job Tracking Status Window to monitor the status your own jobs, and opening Virtual Machine Manager Help) |
bus de máquina virtual | virtual machine bus (A communications line used in Hyper-V by virtual machines and certain types of virtual devices. The virtual devices that use virtual machine bus have been optimized for use in virtual machines) |
característica de autoservicio para maquina virtual | virtual machine self-service (The Virtual Machine Manager feature that enables users to manage their own virtual machines within a controlled environment) |
Conexión a máquina virtual | Virtual Machine Connection (A feature of Hyper-V that allows a running virtual machine to be managed remotely through an interactive session) |
configuración de máquina virtual | virtual machine configuration (The configuration of the resources assigned to a virtual machine. Examples include devices such as disks and network adapters, as well as memory and processors) |
Control remoto para máquina virtual | Virtual Machine Remote Control (A feature of Virtual Server that allows a running virtual machine to be managed remotely) |
conversión de máquina física a virtual | physical-to-virtual machine conversion (" The process by which a functioning physical computer is "converted" to an identical, or nearly identical, virtual machine.") |
conversión de máquina virtual a máquina virtual | virtual-to-virtual machine conversion (" The process by which a functioning virtual machine created in VMware is "converted" to an identical, or nearly identical, virtual machine in Virtual Machine Manager.") |
cuota de máquina virtual | virtual machine quota (A limit that is placed on the number of deployed virtual machines for a user or group in virtual machine self-service. Each virtual machine can add zero or more quota points toward a virtual machine quota that is set for a self-service policy. If the self-service policy is associated with a group, the quota either can be shared by all group members (under shared ownership) or can apply to each group member individually (under per user ownership). The quota does not apply to stored virtual machines) |
expiración de máquina virtual | virtual machine expiration (A feature of Virtual Machine Manager that enables an administrator to set the number of days after the created date when a virtual machine is retired from use by self-service users. Expired virtual machines no longer appear in the Virtual Machine Manager Self-Service Portal. However, the Virtual Machine Manager administrator still can manage the expired virtual machines. Expiration settings are applied transparently through the virtual machine templates with which self-service users create their virtual machines) |
host de máquina virtual | virtual machine host (A physical computer that is running virtualization software, such as Hyper-V, on which virtual machines can be deployed) |
identidad de máquina virtual | virtual machine identity (The virtual machine name in combination with the computer name of the virtual machine's host, which uniquely identify a virtual machine in Virtual Machine Manager. The virtual machine name is a different property from the computer name of the guest operating system running inside the virtual machine) |
implementación de escritorio basada en máquina virtual | virtual machine-based desktop deployment (A deployment that allows users to run multiple client operating systems on a single server hosted on Hyper-V) |
implementación de máquina virtual | virtual machine deployment (The process of moving the configuration files for a virtual machine from the Virtual Machine Manager library to a virtual machine host) |
instantánea de máquina virtual | virtual machine snapshot (A file-based snapshot of the state, disk data, and configuration of a virtual machine at a specific point in time) |
migración de máquina virtual | virtual machine migration (The process of moving a deployed virtual machine from its current virtual machine host to another host) |
máquina de 32 bits | 32 bit machine (A computer that works with data in groups of 32 bits at a time. The Apple Macintosh II and higher models are 32-bit machines, in terms of both the word size of their microprocessors and the size of the data buses, as are computers based on the Intel 80386 and higher-level microprocessors) |
Máquina de escribir | Typewriter (A title animation in Windows Movie Maker) |
máquina de estados | state machine (A graph of states and transitions that describes the response of an object of a given class to the receipt of outside stimuli. A state machine is attached to a class or method. A statechart diagram represents a state machine) |
máquina física | physical machine (A hardware-based computer, as opposed to a software-based virtual machine) |
máquina local | local machine (The computer that you are currently logged on to as a user. More generally, a local computer is a computer that you can access directly without using a communications line or a communications device, such as a network adapter or a modem) |
máquina virtual | virtual machine (A software implementation of a computer that emulates a complete hardware system, from processor to network card, in a self-contained, isolated software environment, enabling the simultaneous operation of otherwise incompatible operating systems) |
máquina virtual almacenada | stored virtual machine (An inactive virtual machine that has been saved to the Virtual Machine Manager library. The virtual machine's virtual hard disks (.vhd files) and virtual machine configuration file (.vmc file) are stored on a library share) |
máquina virtual de Réplica | Replica virtual machine (A virtual machine running on the Replica server that receives changes that are detected on the corresponding primary virtual machine) |
máquina virtual expirada | expired virtual machine (A virtual machine that can no longer be managed by the self-service user who owns it because the virtual machine's expiration date has passed) |
Máquina virtual Java | Java Virtual Machine (The environment in which Java programs run) |
máquina virtual persistente | persistent virtual machine (A virtual machine that will retain the data indefinitely, even after the reboot) |
máquina virtual principal | primary virtual machine (A virtual machine hosted on the primary server and replicated to the machines on the Replica server) |
Máquinas virtuales | Virtual Machines (The Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) offer in Windows Azure that allows customers to deploy persistent virtual machines with nearly any server workload they want) |
Máquinas virtuales de Windows Azure | Windows Azure Virtual Machines (The Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) offer in Windows Azure that allows customers to deploy persistent virtual machines with nearly any server workload they want) |
nombre de máquina virtual | virtual machine name (The name that, in combination with the computer name of the virtual machine's host, uniquely identifies a virtual machine in Virtual Machine Manager. The virtual machine name is a different property from the computer name of the guest operating system) |
permisos de máquina virtual | virtual machine permissions (Permissions that determine which actions self-service users can perform on their own virtual machines. The permissions allow users to create, delete, start, stop, pause, and resume their own virtual machines, serve as a local administrator on their virtual machines, and access their virtual machines remotely by using Virtual Machine Remote Control (VMRC)) |
plantilla de máquina virtual | virtual machine template (A library resource consisting of a guest operating system profile, a hardware profile, and one or more virtual hard disks (.vhd files), which can be used to create a new virtual machine. Computer identify information must have been removed from the .vhd file that contains the operating system files by using the System Preparation tool (Sysprep). Self-service users must use designated templates to create their virtual machines) |
preservación de máquina virtual | virtual machine preservation (The process of updating a host operating system, maximizing uptime of the virtual machine(s) that it hosts) |
propiedad de máquina virtual | virtual machine ownership (The ownership under which an owner can operate and manage a designated virtual machine through the Virtual Machine Manager Self-Service Portal. If a self-service policy is created for a group, the group can have either per user ownership of virtual machines or shared ownership of virtual machines) |
rol de máquina virtual | virtual machine role (A cloud service role that provides a customer-customizable virtual machine image) |
selección de máquina virtual | virtual machine placement (The process of selecting the most suitable host to deploy a virtual machine on) |
servicio Administración de máquinas virtuales | Virtual Machine Management service (The Hyper-V service that provides management access to virtual machines) |
vista Máquinas virtuales | Virtual Machines view (The view in the Virtual Machine Manager Administrator Console in which the administrator monitors, operates, migrates, clones, and creates checkpoints for virtual machines that are deployed on a virtual machine host) |