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on 4/18/2007 at 15:51 Gregory Nowak said
> Can someone please describe the difference between the player, and
> server? The vmware web site isn't clear on that as far as I can
> tell. Thanks.

The vmware player just plays already created vmware images.
The vmware server allows you to create and also run vmware images.
The vmware server is just kind of like a free vmware workstation if you want to think of it like that.