* How beefy should the machines be to allow 4 to 5 VM's to run at once? (3.2quad core 16gigs of ram a piece will work?) * Will I need to have more than one network card to allow this amount of connections or will multicast do the trick?
* Is there a version of VB that doesn't require the overhead of a 'operating' OS? (command line install/setup) * I know that VB can allow 'remote' connections, but when we are talking 20+ should I be worried? Will I need more than 4 machines to accommodate? (simple windows installs nothing fancy here) But I'm wondering if this is something I can bring to the work place to satisfy a problem that may require 20+VM's. I've used Virtual box at home just to fiddle around with, installing both windows and linux OS's. I have the opportunity at work to research a cheaper solution to using Vmware.
Long time (5 months) user, first time caller.
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