I have installed Fedora 5 Core as a guest VM. Seems to function well. I
installed the VM Additions but they fail at boot. I get errors like: "vmadd
(FAILED) (kernel module not found)". So, I think the files were installed from
the rpm but not properly configured. Any suggestions ...

I've seen a lot of information about using an iSCSI SAN for Virtual Server
2005 R2 Host Clustering.  Does anyone know if you can use a native Fibre
Channel SAN (not iSCSI with a Fibre Channel Bridge) to cluster Virtual Server
2005 R2 hosts?  I know that iSCSI is a little easier ...

I am trying to get an XP SP2 virtual machine to PXE boot to a virtual server.
The PXE etc is all configured and works very well on a device that has no OS
installed however when I try to PXE boot to a device that already has an OS
things flop.  The OS continually boots and I ...

During the "check for hardware compatibilities" step of VSMT where you
execute vmscript.exe /hwvalidate /hwinfofile:<file.xml>, I get the following
warnings, can someone point me in the right direction for this?
Parsing file: snsuslack.xml

I've got Virtual Server 2005 R2 installed on my laptop which is running very
slow. The laptop is a Pentium M 1.73GHz with 1Gb RAM.
The guest OS runs at 100% all the time and is unusable. The host OS CPU is
running normally.

I just had a quick question I hope someone can help me with. I need to assign
multiple ip's to my virtual server's nic. I have tried many different things
and can sometimes get 2-3 ip's to work on some machines but others fail. Here
is my configuration

I have a virtual server that I am trying to configure for running Exchange.  
What I need to be able to do is expand the virtual hard drives for the
exchange logs and stores when they fill up.  The Virtual server does have a
connection to a SAN.  The question is.  Does is it make ...

I have set up a Virtual Network between 2 Virtual Servers.  I have a
number of install files that I would like to install to these servers
but would like to avoid having them on the CD.
Is there any way to just create a Network Share on the host (the actual

Install new Guest Server OS take a real long time
This may be a configuration problem.  I have view the best practicies and
using all the them except the seperate disk for VS files.
any suggestions.

I prefer VS over VPC... I run VS on my server but VPC on my laptop for one
reason: (1) the web admin interface is slow on my laptop for some odd reason
and (2) the VM client, when I try to connect to my local machine, periodically
loses a connection to the server.

I have a host that has seven virtualo server
All seven are W2k3 STD R2 and the host is Win2k3 Enterprise my question is
they a way to reboot all seven VS when I reboot the host so when the host
gets back online so are the vS in one step.

How safe to keep host OS within LAN and expose guests to WAN? This will
really help with backup/recover/storage VMs.
Does anybody tried or have any info on the following VS2005 setup:
2003 EE R2 – host – 1st NIC – LAN

My scenario is that my host OS is running XPPro and I have a vpn connection
to work, all is fine.  Today, I created a guest OS (also XPPro) for some
testing.  I need to be able to connect to my work resources from the guest
OS, so I created a VPN connection.

Let’s assume that we have 64 bit hardware, 64 bit Windows Server as a base
operating system and Virtual Server 2005 on top of that. Can now we run 64
bit host in this environment? For example Windows Server 2003 x64 or Exchange
2007.

The machine that is running virtual server 2005 has the following
specs:
- 3584 MB memory
- Xeon 3.5 Ghz dual core processor