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A VM is software that emulates a physical computer. You need a host machine to run a VM, whether it's your local machine i.e. workstation or server. A server can host many VM's without performance issues.
Majority of all software including TestComplete will run on a VM. It's not necessarily to know the host, hosting the VM is either a workstation or server.
We had TestComplete licences hosted on a physical machine, that's is connected to the main domain. I have a VM that is on a virtual private network, which doesn't have access to the main domain. Our IT team have configured the VM to gain access to the licence server. I run TestComplete on the VM.
Not that I'm aware of.
Your best bet is to get in contact with SmartBear.
A server with it's own storage, can host VMs. Having VMs to test physical workstations, makes no sense!?
Is your question relating to TestComplete licences?
So, I know Test Execute can run test on VMs hosted on a Workstation. Can a VM hosted on a server run test on separate workstations connected to the same network?
Trying to find a way to allow access to licenses on a VPN without moving licenses over and re-configuring a new fingerprint file just to move the license from one machine to another.