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VMMON is not needed while using VisualDDK, as VisualDDK takes its role using functions from KDCLIENT.DLL.
You can start VisualDDK debugging session even before the target OS is booted. In that case, VisualDDK will connect to VM and will be waiting for the OS to load. Basically, an open VIsualDDK session is completely equivalent to an open WinDbg session, from KDVMWare’s point of view.

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