I've installed MS Virtual Server 2005 in my XP, then I run "Virtual
Machine Remote Control" in this XP, but I don't know how to connect to
the server, I try "vmrc://localhost:5900", it failed, who  can help me?
Thanks.

I know that Virtual Server afford the possibility to create different types
of VirtualDisks: Dynamic, Fixed, Differencing and Linked.
What is actually the advantages of one over the other, and in what situation
is one preferable that the other.

All,
I have installed virtual server and created a 20 GB VHD on an external
drive. I am going to install the Guest OS but I want to know if the
Guest OS gets written to the VHD file or to the local drive (C:\)

how can i run virtual machines/servers using combine totzl of more then 4
gig.  we have a server with 8gig of physical memory. PAE and 3GB is enabled
in the boot.ini
but i am not able to start up 10 virtual computers running 512k memory?

I have a Virtual server running at at a remote location, however, we hae had
some issues with it.
If I join the 2003 server (host OS), to the domain, do I have to
authencatate to the domain to start at VM?

I am setting up a standalone Web Server (which also contain an SQL) using
Virtual Server  for a customer. I've done all the set up and everything
works great. I am just mapping out all the procedures for cloning a
production server (containing an SQL Server / Web Server). Can ...

I have 2 physical servers on the same network.
On server1 i have some applications running. I want to install Virtual
Server on Server1. But I do not want to install any virtual machines on this
server.

If I copy the VM's file to another remote server and I then add it to my
Virtual server; then will the VM run on the remote machine or the virtual
server on which i have added?
in other words, will the VM use CPU and memory of the machine where i copied

I am attempting to setup a Server 2003 Ent. cluster using VS2005 R2. I
created the two guest nodes using 16GB Dynamic disks. I then created a shared
10GB fixed disk and a new SCSI adapter. I then added this to the first node
and attempted to start the guest. I am getting the ...

I have 3 domain controllers virtualized on 2 different Virtual Servers.  Both
servers are Quad Opterons with 8gb of RAM.  Neither are overloaded with VMs
at this point. *note this problem is only on 2003 DC's, not 2000, and not
regular 2003 member servers.

I can't seem to figure this one out. If I save state on a virtual machine and
then move it to another box and try to start it I get "The virtual machine
could not be started. The virtual machine could not be started. The account
name and password are invalid"

Can MS virtual server "import" or open a LiveState (.s2vi) image?
TIA,
Bill

Are there any known problems with this combination.
We've run  into a problem with VMRC when trying to start it unless the
Server is part of a domain. When we do the same thing with a Server 2003 SP1
there is no problem.

I know Virtual Server 2005 R2 will run on a server with two physical,
dual-core processors, but how does it perform in contrast to a server with
two physical, single core processors?  Would 4 virtual servers have access to
100% CPU resources, or would I waste money buying a ...

I read in
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;903748 , which
discusses optimizing Virtual Server 2005 performance, that using a
virtual SCSI drive can result in up to a 20% increase in virtual server