PC CLONING AND ASSEMBLING: IMPLEMENTATION AND CONFIGURATION USING VIRTUALIZATION TECHNIQUE
Abstract
This study examines the implementation and configuration of PC cloning and assembling using virtualization techniques. Virtualization allows the creation of multiple virtual machines on a single physical computer, enabling efficient replication of system configurations and software environments. The research involved setting up virtual machines, cloning existing system images, and configuring the cloned PCs for deployment in different scenarios.
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