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What is a VMPL file? File used by VMware, an application used for running Windows, Linux, and other operating systems as virtual machines; defines authorizations and restrictions for the virtual machine; specifies access control to resources such as DVD-ROM drives, the company network, and the Internet.

More Information VMPL files are created with VMware ACE, a product used mostly in enterprise environments. Policy files are useful in this context when employees work from remote locations using VMs. NOTE: VMware ACE was discontinued at the end of 2011.

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What is a VMPL file?

File used by VMware, an application used for running Windows, Linux, and other operating systems as virtual machines; defines authorizations and restrictions for the virtual machine; specifies access control to resources such as DVD-ROM drives, the company network, and the Internet.

More Information

VMPL files are created with VMware ACE, a product used mostly in enterprise environments. Policy files are useful in this context when employees work from remote locations using VMs.

NOTE: VMware ACE was discontinued at the end of 2011.

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What is a VMPL file?
File used by VMware, an application used for running Windows, Linux, and other operating systems as virtual machines; defines authorizations and restrictions for the virtual machine; specifies access control to resources such as DVD-ROM drives, the company network, and the Internet.