VirtualBox for Windows

VirtualBox is a virtualization system designed to create a virtual machine with the hardware parameters of a real computer on which you can run any operating system. Supports dynamic translation - most of the guest OS instructions are executed on real hardware. Windows, GNU/Linux, BSD, Solaris, and other operating systems can be used as guest systems. It is distinguished by high productivity and stability.

Has a pronounced modular architecture with well-described components and provides user-friendly interfaces for access to virtual machines, which allow controlling of guest systems both through the GUI and through the command line and remotely.

Program features:

• SMP support on the guest system side.
• Experimental support for 3D hardware acceleration.
• Support for VMDK and VHD disk images.
• Support for audio virtualization (AC97, SoundBlaster 16).
• Support for various types of networking (NAT, Host Networking via Bridged, Internal).
• Support for chains of snapshots that can be rolled back to any guest system state.
• Shared Folders support easy file sharing between host and guest systems.
• Support for seamless mode integration between host and guest operating systems.
• Cross-platform support.
• Support from the Open Source community.
• Can act as an RDP server and be controlled by any client that supports RDP protocol. USB over RDP capability is also supported.
• The iSCSI initiator component allows using external iSCSI devices as virtual disks in a guest system without any additional support from the guest OS.