Just wondering if anyone is running exchange 2003 as a virtual machine in a
production enviroment, and could provide me your views
Thanks

Is there something about VS that would cause this behavior:
Install Win2K3 R2 as guest. Install IIS and set up some web sites. Clients
on OTHER subnets can't access the web pages unless they have IE setup to use
our proxy server (which is on the same subnet as the IIS server). ...

Under Windows guests, I know the routine for creating differencing disk: make a
base image, sysprep it, lock the disk, etc. Can someone point me to similar
steps for Linux?
Thanks.

I'm running VS R2 on a Win 64 bit OS (XP), running as guest os include 32 bit
, win 2003, vista, and I installed Linux, everything went fine with all guest
installations, except when I installed the Linux as guest, the video card on
the "guest" is confused and any graphical ...

I am a big proponent of VMware ESX server. I am extremely happy with the
stability of the host kernel, the kernels very low overhead, SMP support and
the feature set of Virtual Center (i.e. VMotion). There is a learning curve
involved in deploying VMware, but any tech savvy ...

After installing Virtual Server 2005 R2, it is running correctly. But
when I stop the service and try to restart it, or reboot my computer,
the Virtual Server Service won't start anymore. I receive the following
error: Could not start the Virtual Server service on local computer. ...

In testing mode, but need to get going and get live. I am attempting to
test using VHD's located on a network share, over a Gbit connection.
Setup:  2003 Ent, x64 Member Server, VS 2005 R2, x64 installed as
Domain Admin.  Multiple VM's running hot straight and normal.  I put a

I have Virtual Server 2005 R2 running on WinXP for x64, AMD64 as the host.
I am on a cable modem, with a LinkSys Wireless-G Broadband Router model
WRT54GS. I have 2 PCs connected to the router by network cable (not
wireless), and each PC can see the external network fine.

Okay, I have searched and searched on this.  I have two identical
machines each running 3 virtual servers <Virtual Server 2005 Standard>.
For some reason, the Capture Physical Floppy drive is greyed out, so I
am unable to capture a floppy drive.  I checked all VM's and they are

I am trying to script a VM provisioning process. Assuming I have created my
new VM, and I start it up, I want a script on the VM to run automatically (I
can use scheduled tasks for this, and the script will be on the VM already
...) and

It has been said in virtual server group that emulated scsi is faster than
non emulated scsi virtual disk on Virtual disk with VMadditions.
I wonder if that applies to Virtual PC 2004 guests?
Furthermore, what about a physical host of SATA Raid, what can be done to

I did not install this and I need to clean it out of dos partition, how to do
this?

I'm planning on runningVirtual Server Std R2 x64 on either 2003 Ent R2 x64
or XP Pro x64 running on a dual Xeon em64t (not Itanium).
For the guests (or client OSs), must they all be 64 bit or can I mix and
match and install a 32bit OS as a guest? Or  I can't find anything on this, ...

I might be nuts as none of the anti-virus software detects what I think I am
seeing but I'm pretty sure some sort of worm has allowed a hacker to set up a
virtual server in a hidden partition in dos. It runs the system as a service
and has given the system the administrator ...

I am exploring use of the VMRC ActiveX Control, I found it in the
activex directory within WebSite (contained in a CAB file).  I have
been able to add this control to my own project but I can't find any
documentation on how to configure and use it.  Is this something that