I have an exisitng 8GB dynamic virtual hard drive that I want to resize. This
seems like it would be painfully easy but I can't seem to figure out a way to
do it.

Hi guy's
I want to know if exist a way to explore and modify the content of a virtual
hard disk or floppy not in use by a VM ?
Someone can tell me if Api exist for this purpose ?

I have installed Virtual Server on a standalone Windows 2003 Server. Within
Virtual Server I have setup a virtual NT4 domain controller but can't get it
to ping the host machine and vice versa. The 2003 Server has a NIC with IP
192.168.1.12 and a loopback adapter of 192.168.1.14 ...

Is there a possibility to move (at the moment running physical Server) to a
virtual Server. Has somebody exprience about this topic.
Any Information and link is appreciated.
Thank you in advance

Hello.  We are considering purchase of a two-CPU AMD Opteron system
using the dual-core processors.  We would run Server 2003 32-bit and
Virtual Server 2005.  Can anyone confirm that the 2 dual-core CPUs
would act effectively as 4 CPUs?  Or do we need to use Server 2003

We are trying to set up VS 2005 to be part of a software testbed. Our
installs install a HASP USB driver during the installation (we dont expect
to be able to use the driver or the hasp licensing during the test) the VM
unexpectedly reboots the vm, and then crashes and then ...

HELP!
Every time I try to install NT 4.0 server in a VM, I get the following error
"Setup cannot set required Windows NT configuration information.  This
indicates an internal Setup error."

I want to migrate a physical Server (Compaq Proliant 1600 with WinNT4
SP6a)to a virtual Machine.
Everthing works fine, except the script "VMname_createVM.cmd"
It connects to the Server with the VS 2005 an starts generating the

I have a Problem, generating the vmc File for a physical NT4-Server i
want to migrate to MS Virtual Server 2005.
Everything worked fine, i was able to generate the Imgag via PXE Boot.
I can see the image in the ADS. Then i started the "Name_createVM.cmd"

I'm having a problem installing the VS 2005 Trial on my development system.
Everything goes normally in the setup wizard until it starts copying files.
After only a few seconds, the following is displayed:
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I made many virtual pc's. I am setting up V server and trying to move them
to V server and I get this error:
The hard drive settings could not be saved. The virtual hard disk image
"e:\VSERVER_HD\RMT-SQL-01.vhd" is too large for the IDE bus. Make sure that

I've created a image of a server and tried to migrate to a virtual server.
The image has 2 partitions. The first partition, with the O/S on it gives me
this error "Network connection is reset, please try to use a lower transfer
rate" The % status bar shows 100% complete but only ...

I have a dynamically created VHD that I want to convert to fixed-size.  I
start the process by going to "inspect", then I select the existing VHD,
which is a copy of one of the existing VHDs (not in use by any VM).  I click
on the "Inspect" button > Convert virtual hard disk > ...

I've been using Virtual Server 2005 for some experimental work
involving clusters and it's been working fine until I had to re-install
Windows due to a hard drive upgrade. After installing Virtual Server
2005 and copying my .vmc and .vhd files back in place, the virtual

The Guest OS in Virtual 2005 server is a portable file which can be
restarted at the other Virtual 2005 server.  However; which files and how
many files need to be backup?  If the hardware specification at other
Virtual 2005 server must be identical as the previous Virtual 2005 ...