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using a PCI modem V90 or RNIS

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test-rwan - 29 Dec 2004 17:53 GMT
Hello,

Is it possible, under a virtual machine, to use a PCI card modem (v90 or
RNIS) ?

I am trying to discover this PCI card under VS2005 without success.

The aim is to use a fax software with a card into the virtual server so as
to fax out.

Thanks for your help in this domain.

Anthony
ILLICO.

Ben Armstrong [MSFT] - 29 Dec 2004 19:48 GMT
Virtual Server cannot directly use a PCI device.  However many PCI
modems actually expose a serial port internally - and you can configure
Virtual Server to use that serial port.
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Steve Jain - 29 Dec 2004 19:56 GMT
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>Anthony
>ILLICO.

A VM will never discover any PCI card.  VMs have their own virtualized
hardware, which is completely independent of the hosts.

You can map the COM port inside a guest and use a modem though.
Steve Jain, Virtual PC for Windows MVP
Website: http://www.essjae.com
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