I have installed MS Virtual Server 2005 on Windows XP Pro SP2 edition
(not connected to a domain) with NAV 2005.
I can access the Virtual Server administration website but cannot make
any changes. Any time I make a change through which the URL changes to

I'm hoping some of the VM/SBS gurus here can help me out. I just
created a brand new Virtual Server machine, and have dedicated 2 GB
to it. (The server is one of 3 active VM's on a box that has a
3066MHz processor, and 4GB or Ram.) (I have installed CRM 3.0 EAP

HOST OS: WindowsXP
VS OS: Windows 2003 Server
I have tried install the Lookback adaptor on the host, and setup the
IP(192.168.0.1) and subnet(255.255.255.0) to it.

Had VM 2005 Beta running fine for months.  Turned off all machines.  
Increased memory from 2 GB to 4 GB.  Rebooted all.  Twice.  Virtual machines
can see other virtual machines in explorer, but none of the VM's can see the
host or any other machine, other than a VM - can't ping ...

1.There are 2 network cards on the HOST
2.HOST is Windows XP SP2
3.VM is Winodws 2003 Server
Question: How to setup the VPN connection between HOST and VM?

Does anybody know about any potential timescales that Microsoft may have for
moving from only supporting 1 CPU per virtual machine to potentially more CPU?

I have as of late been experiencing nothing but issues with Virtual
Server...and frankly VMWare is sounding better and better...
First, I install SP1 for Windows 2003...that mucked everything up. I changed
the DCOM settings and everything worked fine. I went on vacation for a week ...

Note: I have been using Virtual PC for about a year now so I have some idea
about Virtual Machines and Virtual Disks.
I have installed Virtual Server 2005 on Windows 2003 Server. Everything
seemed to work with no hitches. I created a Virtual Disk and the created a

I've got a Win2k3 server guest on a VS SP1 host that, for some odd reason,
only detects the IDE hard drive as a PIO device.  DMA is not being enabled.
I have another Win2k3 server guest on the same host that detects the IDE
hard drive as DMA2, and disk performance is LOT'S better ...

I have installed Windows XP Pro (All service packs as of today) on a VM + VM
Aditions 13.531.  + SCSI Emulation for the Drives.
When I install Norton AV 2005 it takes FOREVER to install/register/run
updates, etc. and the CfgWiz.exe (Norton) utilizes 100% of the processor.

Hello, I'm not sure if this is the right forum, but I'll give it a shot.
I'm using the Microsoft VMRC Client (1.1.465.0) and its screen resolution is
set to 1024x768 . I'd like to change this to something higher, say
1600x1200. How can I do this?

I am currently moving some machines to VS but I'm sill on a non-production
environment using VS 2005 SP1 Beta.  I've read the plans for the launch of
the next release is fot the end of this year but I will be needing to go into
production in a few weeks from now.

If I have a remote VS session up, and walk away from the computer for like
30 minutes and come back, the IE window says session timed out.  How do I
increase the time out period?

Virtual Server 2005 here.  Is it best to "save state" when ending a remote
control session into a VM or do most of you just choose "turn off"?

We have a need for a small number of people (5 or so) to access an
installation of Microsoft Project Professional 2003 via terminal services or
Citrix. They are in a remote location and need to work with Project Server,
and they have a high latency path. We were thinking of throwing ...