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All right, so welcome back, everyone.



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I wanted to add in here that although this is not really big news, you won't be using much.



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But just for your information, I want to add this is both types of situations, software.



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There are two types, basically, OK, and you'll mostly be using one on your homeland.



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But when you are walking in the real time in the Enterprise Network, you might be walking on these



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and the only other type as well.



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OK, so this software as of now, you might have got the idea.



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The software we call it is virtualization software and VMware.



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That's called the hypervisor.



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The hypervisor is the one which is the regulation software.



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Lets get the better idea with the board at the blackboard itself.



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OK, so first let's talk about the first time that's called type one.



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Type one is pretty simple.



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I mean, that's where you have your physical layer, that's your hardware.



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This is your hardware, right?



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Said maybe it's you talk about your dead server, maybe any any sort of senator HP server or anything



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at all, which then you install your virtualization software.



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So this will be my hypervisor.



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OK, and then we're going to have our guest.



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So guests are nothing but the operating system.



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I got the idea so it could be Windows, it could be Linux, could be Windows as well.



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So that's called type one to what could be the other possible option.



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That is the type two hypervisor is but different.



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That's what you're going to be making use of.



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That's for the simplicity.



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That's that's true.



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That's to ensure that anybody can manage the system without any has a so and type.



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Do we get the hardware?



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All which we get the host OS and what is upholsterers?



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Host always is the operating system, nothing, nothing really special as of now, we haven't talked



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about any modulation.



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So it could be your Windows, it could be Linux, anything, it could be just your Windows operating



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system and the situation.



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You have your you have got your Beltzer HP server, any sort of server, and then you install Windows



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Server software on it.



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That's called the host operating system.



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That means host will be hosting guests.



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So that's what it is.



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And then on the host operating system, you get your you get your what?



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Sorry.



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Let me make another color.



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Then you get your watch relations software and that's your hyper wiser.



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That's your hypervisor.



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And on top of that, then you have your guest always.



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Then you have your guest towards.



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Are you getting the point, are you getting the idea that's what we talk about.



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If you look at the radio station in the Veum where what we were I was having my Windows machine, and



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on that I was having reinvent what station that means, which type I am using at this moment.



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That Stip do you got the idea I was having my hardware.



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That's the HP machine.



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That's did stop HP Pavilion, I'm sure.



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Yeah.



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Yeah, right.



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And then I have windows on windows running on it.



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So that's Windows Ten and then I'm having a hypervisor.



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The name of hypervisor is the very workstation and then I'm having multiple operating system running



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on.



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The one is of course the windows then itself.



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Then I'm having the Linux, then I'm of course that's Bundu.



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Then I'm having Careline leaks and many more.



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Right.



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So that's what it is.



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That's makes your life simple.



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Even if the software, even if you see this VM workstation get trouble, it's not getting the install.



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You can troubleshoot it because you're still sitting on your windows stem.



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But if you look at your type one, you have your hardware and you're directly installing hypervisor



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on it.



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That means you don't have any host.



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That means if you hypervisor have got has got some trouble, you have no choice but to work on Seelie.



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You know, you have to be very much specialized about it.



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That's why people who are much more specialized on the hypervisor system or the Linux system are much



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more.



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They are they are.



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They know how the kernel, how the processing they they are familiar about the KELLYE of the Linux and



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all the stuff for them.



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It works very well.



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And this is what Enterprise majorly make use of.



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And this is what most of the time you will.



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I mean, it's not that enterprises don't use it, but it's it's what the you know, for the laptop was



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majorly people use it and the home user is majorly making use of it.



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Enterprise do not use that.



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But it depends and depends on kind of support that we have.



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Right.



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Kind of deployment.



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They want to make use of them.



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I hope you got the area.



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We'll get you in the next session.



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Thank you.