I have one problem with Hyper-V. I create 1 virtual
machine and  successfully start it. Trying to connect to this machine VM
Virtual Machine Manager
stopped working and I get error:

Can anyone tell me why all 3 of my VM's are no longer listed under Remote
View after adding them, running them and accessing them? They were all
visible and I could configure them as needed, then a reboot and they are gone
no longer listed after I login to the VS status page.

Guys,
I'm just starting to work with the evaluation version of  VS2005 R2. I
installed it on a domain controller, installed windows 2003 as a guest....no
problems...

My physical and guest OS are Windows 2003 with Virtual server 2005, is it
possible to add a virtual disk after the guest system is built and running?
Or do I have to rebuild?
thanks

Hi, all,
I have a desktop, a Gateway Quad-Core machine with 6 GB of memory, and
it came with Vista 64-bit installed.
I do a ton of work with Visual Studio, SQL Server, BI stuff, etc.

Can thin clients running windows embedded connect to virtual machines
running on  virtual server?
If yes, which thin clients would you recommend and what should be the
minimum specs in terms or CPU and RAM?

We have a new MS Server 2008 ENT x64 server acting as a Hyper-V Host.  The
server has 32 GB's of physical memory with 12 GB's total allocated to two MS
Server 2008 x64 Guest machines.  The host's paging file is configured to be
managed by the OS and is currently using 18 GB's ...

I have Windows 2008 Hyper V in a test environment attached to a fibre
channel SAN.  I have created 2 hosts that I would like to test Clustering
on.  My Hyper V server sees the LUN that I am dishing up through the SAN but
I cannot initialize the disk.  The disk is offline and if I ...

I install a Vista SP1 OS in Hyper-V server. When I try to upgrade to SP2, it
report cannot upgrade successfully. I try to install windows 7, but it fails
also. Does hyper-V Server support those new OS(Such as Windows 7/Vista SP2)?

Looking at licensing for 2008 server I see the point below (bottom of post)
Does the same apply for Hyper V Server?  ie If I'm installing a windows 2003
virtual server on my hyper v server do clients who are accessing the 2003
server need 2008 CALS or are 2003 CALs ok in this ...

Using hyper v 2008 gui.
I 've server vhd file that has a static ip address. After i shutdown, i
perform a copy to another hyper-v harddisk. When i turn it on, the vhd's
static ip disappear and boot up using dhcp address.

I want to put approximately 30 Windows server loads on a cluster of 3
hosts.  That's about 8 Windows Enterprise licenses.  If I can get 3
Datacenter licenses, that sounds like it could be a win, and I would
have the right to add more instances for testing.  But I'm not certain

We've started seeing the following errors in the Virtual Server event logs
since upgrading to MSVS 2005 R2:
Event Type:    Error
Event Source:    Virtual Server

Network Interface Card disapperas from Host in Virtual Server 2005 R2
I have a Dell PE 800 series with WIndows 2003 64 SP2 and Virtual
Server 2005 R2 SP1 and ONE Virtual Machine running Windows 2000 + SQL
2000

Is it possible to use Windows 2008 Core running on the Hyper-V role to do
backups of the VM guests?  And if so, can this be done to tape?
I must admit that I find it totally pathetic that MS have not enabled
pass-through of SCSI tape drives to guests.  It's an utter let down for ...