From where can we download the msi install package of   the VDI standard or
the Premium suite as currently from site only the pdf file is available.
Regards
DD

I'm setting up the hardware for a small home office.  The plan is to run
Hyper-V server with several small server clients.  To ensure maximum speed
I'm considering installing it on a SSD.  Specifically a Crucial SATA 6G SSD
(256MB) controlled via an ASUS U3S6 controller.

Friends,
We have a Server2008 host, and three virtual Server2008 machines within it.
The host has a dedicated NIC, the three virtual servers share one NIC, and
all is well, sort of.

I have a laptop running Vista64 (Dell Lattitude E6500).
All patched up, running Virtual Server 2005.  It is a member of a workgroup,
not a domain.
VS2005 was working fine, but now for some reason the administration page

An issue where the server has OEM Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter license.
One of the VM's need to be a Server 2008 (e.g. not an R2) but affraid if I
downgrade the Virtual Key it will not work to install R2 VM's later on. In
short (well, long short one);

I have a dell 2950 host running 2005 virtual server with all windows updates.
I have moved one guest to this new host and when I start it, the host drops
off the network. Never have seen this before. I have 5 other hosts running
this same setup.

I'm using SCVMM 2008 R2. We have some VMs running that are not supported by MS (no big deal to us because they all work and we don't need any help). In VMM, in the display of the VMs on a host, if you right-click on a listed VM, select properties, you can add data which will be ...

I have 3 HP dl365G5 configured with failover with clustering.they each have
2 x Amd Opteron 2356.
I found out that the dl365 model has been discontinued. i know that live
migration require CPU from the same manufacturer. HP tech support was telling

I just installed Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 onto a local SCSI drive. I have a
large RAID in the box using an Areca RAID card where I store all my files,
including VMs. I loaded its driver during install, so Hyper-V can see the
RAID and my gazillions of files on it.

I wanted to set up a couple of virtual machines to maintain a linux
environment and test some of the 2010 beta software (such as office) without
impacting the base install.  
I've initially configured a server with 2008 r2 and a virtual machine with

I will move servers into Hyper-V environment and I need to ask a question
about virtual network configuration. Below are the current and projected
network schemas:
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We have two subnets on our network.  That data is 192.168.0.X and a voice
172.24.0.X.  We have Cisco switches with routing between the vlans (vlan192,
vlan172). The big servers are on the 192 network and a few small phone
servers on the 172.  We have a need for a small server but ...

I know, from documentation, Hyper-V (2008 R2) has client extensions for SuSE
Linux Enterprise Server.  Do these also work for the "open" distribution,
openSUSE?

my first question is: Is there any difference in VHD file format between
VPC/ VS2005 and Hyper-V?
After getting access from HVManger to the Server by running thru all
John Howard hints, I'm able to ceate a VM until that point to attach a

I'd like to create a group policy that applies only to member servers on
which  Microsoft Virtual Server software is installed.
Unfortunate due to our OU organization in Active Directory it is not
feasible to group all the applicable member servers into a single OU, so a