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Axxon One can work in the virtualization environment. The use of virtual machines allows for centralization of hardware resources, simplifying deployment and system administration. However, you must consider limitations and requirements described below.
Axxon One has been tested and is guaranteed to work on the following virtualization platforms (including all current versions):
The Axxon One VMS can be run in the following virtual machines:
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The operating system in ainstalled on the virtual machine must meet the general requirements (see Operating system requirements). If you use VirtualBox on Windows 7 SP1 and in Hyper-V, you won't be able to access a Guardant USB key from the guest system. In Hyper-V, you can use third-party utilities (for example, USB Network Gate) instead |
For the client (graphical interface) to work correctly, you must enable hardware acceleration of 3D graphics.
Hypervisor | Parameter |
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| VirtualBox | Enable 3D acceleration in the display settings |
| VMware | Enable 3D graphics acceleration in the virtual machine settings |
| Hyper-V | Use RemoteFX or Discrete Device Assignment (DDA) to pass through graphics resources (depending on OS version and configuration) |