I have windows 2003 ent edt on my HP nw8000 with Virtual Server 2005. Two
machines setup with W2003 ent edt installed. But when accessing one of the
virtual machines the mouse goes intermittant. Its fine outside of the virtual
machines.

I have the following setup:
Windows 2003 Standard Host with all current updates.
- Installed Sql Server 2000 with SP3a
- Installed Virtual Server

Can anyone recommend how to create two separate VLAN or segments using
virtual technology?

Can I just rename these 2 files (hd file as well as the .vmc), edit the xml
to make the default paths and name correct, then add the path through the vs
admin web page?
It seems to work, yet I don't know if this is the correct way.

I have a physical server that is dedicated to being a VS host m/c. It
is equipped with 3 NICs for use in firewall testing. One of the NICs
is configured on an operational subnet for managemet access purposes.
As far as the host is concerned the other 2 NICs are irrelevant.

I would greatly appreciate if someone could share some ideas on how to
resolve the issue I am having with MS Virtual Server 2005.
I have Virtual Server "VS" hosting two virtual machines "VM1" and "VM2"
running  Windows 2003  guest OS.

After using the procedure for clustering at Microsoft.com
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/virtualserver/deploy/cvs2005.mspx
I get errors binding the fixed quorum SCSI Disk.
Even at virtual machine boot-up, I can see that the virtual Adaptec SCSI

I downloaded the VSMT file to my XP machine for use on our Virtual Server
but it seems to have no extension and cannot open it.
My question is can I only open the file once its on the VS machine with all
the other componets in place?

Hi everybody! Anybody could help me?
How to set in Virtual Server 2005 shared folders?
Thanks a lot
Jim

I have a old nt machine on a monster server that i hardley used any more.  
How can i put that machine on a virtual machine.  I want to be able to get
the exact machine how it is over to a virtual machine.  Can this be done?

There is a problem with the way System Information (from Help and Support \
Tools - System Information) reports memory capacity on a Windows Server 2003
EE VM.  The Memory (RAM) capacity shows only 64 Mb, no matter how much
memory you have allocated to the VM.

I'm designing a disaster recovery system for a customer who currently runs
SQL, Exchange and Sharepoint on 'real' machines, and most data stored on a
NAS system. They have a lot of branch offices running Citrix through VPN's.
All this runs at their headquarters. Their goal is an ...

I installed Windows 2003 Server as a VM with an IDE VHD. I then installed a
vitual SCSI controller, rebooted, changed the IDE VHD to SCSI and things run
but they are painfully slow. When I switch back to IDE it's fast again. Any
logical explanation for this phenomina? The ...

Running Virtual Server 2005 on W2k3 with 4 virtual machines (W2k3). All
4 off them are working fine. The problem is that when I insert a CD and
want to read/copy something from it I have to reboot the virtual server
before I can access it. (this happens with all virtual servers)

This is occuring on 2 separate host machines, both with Gigabit NIC's. After
the VM has been running for "a while", it mysteriously disappears from the
network, no ping, nothing.
One of the VM's is a web development server that disappears during a VS.NET