I didn't receive a reply when I posted under someone else's message.
Actually they didn't either...The thread is in:  "Can access Virtual Server
Administration Website as Domain admin"
I get the same thing when I try logging in anywhere in the domain other than

I am trying to delegate to a user one of the  guest system's control
through web console. The user is  listed in web console's Virtual Server
Security tab, as having View and Control rights. *.vmc and *.vhd files
are also accessible to the user, they and the catalogue they are in ...

What is the best way to transfer a guest VM to a new V2 server? I've heard  
there were tools to accomplish this and something about 128mb per 10  
seconds. What are they talking about??

I am using "Virtual Server 2005 R2".  I have created a "windows Server
2003 SP1" guest.
For performance reasons I want to put the paging file on a separate
disk.

Gurus,
Are any of you employing Virtual Server in production environments, using
the underlying Virtual Machines to do stuff like be domain controllers, DHCP
servers, etc...?  I'm looking for some clever ideas any of you may be using.

Running Vritual Server 2005 on WXP SP2, guest OS on the virtual machine is
Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP1.
Host loopback card configured with IP address 192.168.1.7, virtual network
name set to "External Network (Microsoft loopback adapter)", Connected

Does anyone know or has MS announced when support for 64-bit guest (VMs)
OSes like Windows Server 2003 64-bit will be available?

does anyone know the list of supported guest operating systems in Virtual
Server 2005 R2: I have downloaded the trial version, but it seems the the doc
that have installed has not been updated, I see the same OSs as in R1. I'm
interested in Linux guests, RHEL and SLES, and ...

I wanted to restart my host machine running virtual server R2.
of course i needed to save the state of running guests but I thought that
the settings for the machines:
     When Virtual Server stops: Save state and keep undo disks

Just installed Windows Vista Build 5308 (Beta 2) on VS 2005 R2 virtual
machine with 1 Gb RAM, VHD on a separate drive, no other VMs running. For
some reason it's dreadfully slow!
Has anyone seen this and knows of a fix?

Experts,
I know it is well-advised to use fixed size disks instead of dynamically
expanding disks for Virtual Machines.  I have a VM with a dynamically
expanding disk.  I followed the instruction to create a fixed size disk and

We have a virtual server with four images running in a virtual network.  On
each of the virtual images, only one user can be logged in at a time.  For
example, user Jon logs in to an image with his credentials and locks the
machine (CTRL+ALT+DEL).  When I try to log in to the ...

Gurus,
I have one domain controller in a test domain with a bunch of XP
workstations. All the workstations have single IDE hard drives.  I know I
should have a secondary DC in case the single one I have now fails.  I want

I have my virutal server, the server is up, I can term serv into the virutal
server windows 2003 OS, however, it takes about 10 min before the virutal
server service says, STARTED, it just stay as starting for a long time.  the
DNS server is pointed at an off-site AD server, as ...

I use VS for testing and it works pefectly but I would like to know if:
I would like to build a set of test machines, all on a domain - one as a DC,
one as SQL, one as ISA etc.
I then want to clone the entire set as I need them to try things out -