Skip to content
Back home
The home of William Rendell
  • Home
  • Family
    • Holidays
    • Pets
    • Vehicles
  • Health and Fitness
  • Technical
    • Mikrotik
    • Computing
    • Renewable Energy
  • Privacy Policy
    • Cookie policy (UK)
  • Music
    • Harmonica
      • Easy
      • Intermediate
  • Contact
  • Search
Back home
  • Search
  • Home
  • Family
    • Holidays
    • Pets
    • Vehicles
  • Health and Fitness
  • Technical
    • Mikrotik
    • Computing
    • Renewable Energy
  • Privacy Policy
    • Cookie policy (UK)
  • Music
    • Harmonica
      • Easy
      • Intermediate
  • Contact
Home » Technical » VM Ware Virutual Machine location in Centos and Windows
Technical

VM Ware Virutual Machine location in Centos and Windows

by William Rendell|Published February 16, 2010

The virtual machines default store is located in;-

\var\lib\vmware\Virtual Machines

This is for Centos.

The position of the default store on Windows is;-

c:\Virtual Machines

  • centos
  • Linux
  • Microsoft
  • Virtulisation
  • VMware

You may also like

VIP Keepalived
Published February 2, 2026

VIP Keepalived

Set up a virtual IP on proxmox cluster apt updateapt install keepalived -y nano /etc/keepalived/keepalived.conf run this on all nodes on the […]

Published August 1, 2022

MailScanner Domain admin release Bad Content

Here’s a setting for domain admins: /var/www/html/mailscanner/conf.php

Migrate Windows DHCP server
Published December 18, 2017

Migrate Windows DHCP server

A few weeks ago at work, I was tasked with the project of decommissioning one of our older Windows Server 2008 machines […]

Copy a folder using CLI in Linux
Published February 17, 2010

Copy a folder using CLI in Linux

Copy folder using command line This is an example how to copy a  folder using the command line. i.e I want to […]

Post navigation

  • Previous post How to add the Dag Wieers repository in Centos 5.3
  • Back to post list
  • Next post Next Under 9’s match

© 2026  – All rights reserved

Powered by WP – Designed with the Customizr Theme