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Abstract

A remotely training system provides instruction to one or more users at the same or different times in an interactive manner that provides actual responses to the actual user inputs during instruction. Within the system, the user computer and additional networked computers typically cannot be crashed by the user inputs. Further, the present invention can provide online interactive instruction with high response speeds that substantially match speeds that would occur if a single user were providing instructions to computers, which they alone were accessing. A user accesses a remote system which has multiple virtual machines arranged to form a virtual network. Within this virtual environment, a user can reconfigure software and operating system settings as well as test software applications without being required to have the software and hardware resources locally available and without fear of damaging the remote system.

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First Claim