I'd like to create snapshots of my Virtal environment instances withOUT
commiting it, but I would like to use the same base to start off from.
For example, I have ...
(1) Windows XPSP as base,

I managed to setup a cluster (W2K3) on Virtual Server. Too bad you can't put
multiple shared scsi disks on a shared bus but by adding multiple adapters I
was able to use multiple shared disks... Everything works fine...
My next challenge is to build a 3-node cluster. Is that by ...

Customer has VS2005 and runs a couple of VSs, inc W2K3. After a move a round
one W2K3 VS is on new hardware, but how to remove this VS from VS manager?
There's no remove button!
Thanks

we have installed a MS Virtual server instead of a VMWare GSX.
Now i have to install a Fedora Core 3 system :-(
I told my big boss it's not supported, but  ...............
Has someone experience with the installation ?

We have Virtual Server 2005, Windows 2003 (Host), W2K (Guest) and Windows
2003 (Guest).
Now the problem, if I try to copy a file (round about 2 - 10GB) over the
"local" network (host to guest) the whole system hangs (over remote desktop

I have setup a virtual machine in Windows XP and I can VRMC to it.  However,
it fails to accept the regular remote desktop connection.  Is this a known
issue or it requires some special settings?
Thanks for any help.

I have VM 2005 installed on a W2k3 server.  When I reboot the host machine,
the virtual machines loose connectivity to the host network and public
network.  If I re-install VM2005, they immediately have full network access
again until I need to reboot.

What would be the best way to copy files between the host and the guest os?
Is there any other way as over the network?
Thanks.
Hans-Werner

Does anyone know if you need to install (and  use) RIS on your ADS as
soon as you a RIS floppy when your source server isn't PXE enabled ?
(The context is: migration to virtual server using VSMT)
Thanks,

Is there a 3rd party SAN filesystem (similar to Vmware ESX) that is known to
work with Virtual Server 2005?  I assume you could cluster two nodes, but I
am interested in multiple active nodes, and the ability to relatively easily
move a virtual guest from one server to another ...

   Unable to browse the network from vm's. Get a message such as ' unable
to browse...you may not have the necessary permissions....'. Able to browse
the vm's from the host, ( which is the DC for the domain, vm's joined the
domain successfully ).

I am trying to install windows 2003 on virtual server 2005. I installed a
virtual harddisk(dynomical expanding and fixed size i tried) size 16 gb.The
host os starts the setup windows but after enter it crashes:
'a problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent ...

   From the guest vm (win2k03 std), when attempting to browse, selecting
network places>>windows network><xyz.com>, get 'you do not have the necessary
permissions....' from host can browse to vm ok.
Scenario is :

I created a secondary dynamic VD on partition seperate from the
boot partition of VS2005 (F:\Virtual Data Disk\ data.vhd). Both partitions
reside on the same physical disk as the Host OS. So partitions are:
C:HOSTOS

I noticed in the .vmc file there is a setting for virtual video memory set
to 4 (mb I assume) any problems moving this up to 8?
Also any noticable performance impact with having a higher resolution?
R