My VS R2 Administration keeps getting the following error:  I've checked all
IIS settings and uninstalled and reinstalled VS.  Nothing has worked. Thanks
in advance for any help.
CGI Error

I want to try hyper v in home-network. But most of the DIY retailers do not
know what is virtulisation, so i m worry whether these retailers will
provide me the correct hardware to work with hyper-v.
For a start, i am getting Intel Xeon X5460 Quad Core chip and i know it

I am exploring the use of Virtual Server 2005, and have a few basic questions:
1. Is it possible to virtualize an existing server into 2 separate servers?
If so, do i simply install the application and trun from there? Or do I need
to build it fdrom the ground up?

My windows 2008 server configured hardware Raid 1 for C partition,
and Raid 10  (G drive), the rest of the storage. I want to use Hyper-V
manager to create a windows 2000 server virtual disk
on G drive, later will install SQL version 7.

I have a host Win-XP and a Virtual-Server with Windows Small-Business-Server
2003 machine.
I need to connect to internet (and to the physical network) from within the
Virtual-Server SBS Machine.

I just bought Retail windows 2008 full product and installed on my server,
On the server Roles,
I don't see it to enable Hyper-V virtalization option
How do I enable Hyper-V?

Virtual Host: Windows 2008 x64 with Hyper-V RC1, 1x1gb/s NIC, 16 gb ram
Virtual Machine: Windows XP pro SP2 - 2 gb ram
I'm simply testing "ping -t -l 64000 <servername>" from a virtual client and
I get an average of 10 ms. From ordinary workstations (and the virtual host)

I am still having trouble getting Vista x64 to gain access to the
Internet as a Guest within Hyper-V on WinSrv 2008. I have set up a
legacy adapter off of an internal type NIC in the VM Settings, I started
the guest Vista x64, but it still says limited connectivity. It just

I'm having a problem with hyper-v, I have a machine 8GB of ram on x64
2k8 enterprise. I can't get hyper-v to allocate more then 4gb to my vm
machines.
I keep getting the error:

I have moved VPC's around all the time.  This time I am trying to move a VPC
from one virtual server to another located on another server.  For some
reason, Whenever i start it up, i get the login, then it blue screens and
restarts.  I have never experienced this issue before.  

I done some research and called Dell but no one can seem to tell me for
sure if my Dell 1800 supports Hyper-V.  Can someone point me to some
documention of supported intel processors and Hyper-V.  Or if you happen
to know for sure that would be great.

I have an HP Proliant DL 785 G5 with 146 GB or RAM, 8 quad core opteron
processors (supports hardware virtualization).  I have a mirrored set of 72
GB SAS drives for the OS and a striped set of 72 GB SAS drives for Data.  I
have installed Server 2008 Ent x64 on the box and added ...

Hi foks,
     I am new to this virtual technologies. If I install the virtual server
2005 R2, is a default window server installed additionally. Please advise.
Thanks.

I migrated a VM running Winsows 2008 32bit from Vitual Server 2005 SP1 to
Hyper-V.  I performed the uninstall of VMadditions successfully.  When
backing up the system using Backup Exec I get the following errors in the
backup exec log.  According to Symantec, these error are ...

Assume a standalone machine, can i run hyper-v on a single harddisk ?
Shld hyper V itself (the hypervisor) runs on a mirror harddisk ?