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Can not get VS 2005 SP 1 to work on Vista Enterprise
SuperPlay SuperP...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public virtualserver I have installed Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 onto a Windows Vista Business edition PC (Host). The Microsoft Virtual Server home page states that the host OS can be Windows Vista Business (non-Production only). Howe ever No matter what I do

Vista and virtual server(s)
The logical thing for me is to use Virtual Server, but I'ma newbie at using this program. Advice? Keith! Where have you been brother?!? I am using Vista on my laptop with Virtual PC installed. I have tons of virtual images including Windows Server 2003. It runs without issue. Hope that helps.

Can I install Windows Vista Beta 2 on Virtual Server 2005 R2?
hylts hy...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public virtualserver Hi - Can I install both SBS and TFS as virtual machines (virtual server 2005 r2). I have a X6800 core 2 duo with 4Gb ram running Vista (even though it only shows 3Gb), with 2 x 250Gg RAID0 for Vista and 2x500Gb RAID1 for virtual machines and data.

Install Vista on Virtual Server 2005 R2?
I removed the authorization of the server in my virtual lab and it still works so I was just wondering if it has to be authorized or if you can get by with out authorizing it and what sort of problems may occur? lastly, this will be used mostly in legacy mode as our organization has not switched to vista yet so I

Vista B1 Performance on Virtual Server 2005 vs. VMware
Lets see if I can recreate the order I upgraded; Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 Beta1 to Beta2, on line Windows Update of Vista build 538X then upgraded Vista to RC1 (took half-a-day and the virtual hard drive is now 14.5 GB!) then installed new virtual additions. Oh, the host machine is XP SP2, fully patched and aI

Adding Vista via Virtual Server
The image file for Vista Beta 2 x86 can be used directly by VS without having to burn a dvd. This will speed up the installation process by not having to have a physical disc. Performance is pretty slow. It will be a lot better once Virtual Machine Additions for Vista Beta 2 are available.

Virtual server 2005 e vista
I have read quite blogs on installing Virtual Server on other Vista builds Beta1\beta2 and rc1 but nothing for build 6000 These are the things i have tried without success. -disabled UAC -attempted to run IE as administrator -installed all the IIS components -ran a script described on this link

Memory
benussi...@tin.it microsoft public it virtualmachine THE JOK3R <iamtheb...@allovertheworld.com> wrote in message, %238GjSjqsHHA. 4...@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl Non mi fa modificare il persorso (Search Paths), sempre il solito errore ("The default virtual machine configuration directory could not be retrieved.

Vista is a no-go in VPC2004
Colin Barnhorst colinbarharst(nojunk)@msn.com microsoft public windows developer winfx general microsoft public virtualserver It is an apples to oranges comparison right now. However, when Virtual Server SP1 is released in a few months you will see good improvement. -- Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual

Mini newsgroup FAQ for the week of 2/24/2008
I see a post that suggests I do not run Vista on a virtual machine but run XP first as a virtual host to get used to the system. Since this is my first attempt to use virtual server to install a host system, I suppose I could do that but after reading the documentation installed with virtual server,

Virtual Server on Vista requires "localhost" ?
Yes, I've been running virtual server on it for about a year, but I've been running Windows Server 2003 SP2 and not Vista as the host. I ran out of primary disk space and thought I would give Vista Ultimate a try. -- Thanks, Paul "Benjamin Armstrong [MSFT]" wrote: What sort of hardware are you running on?

Uninstalling Virtual Machine Additions on Vista virtual machine.
Egbert Nierop egbert_nie...@nospam.invalid microsoft public nl iis microsoft public virtualserver "JJ" <J...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C593AD09-429B-4928-98D0-03F9218A352B@microsoft.com... I think your problem is that you haven't enabled CGI processing in IIS. You must enable CGI by opening

SBS and TFS as virtual machines on a Vista box
Bob "Vincent Xu [MSFT]" wrote: Hi, Vista is not a supported OS on VS until R2 SP1 Open http://connect.microsoft.com Register yourself and look for the Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 Beta Program (Beta2 is available for download). Best regards, Vincent Xu Microsoft Online Partner Support

Vista host - Virtual Server running SBS and TFS virtual machines?
PS cyber__...@hotmail.com microsoft public virtualserver Hi, I've installed Virtual Server on XP & 2003 a few times now, but this is the first for Vista. With XP & 2003, I can go to the "Virtual Server 2005 R2" site using the following address: http://MachineName/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe?view=1 Sometimes I need

Vista Home Prem
Venkat Ven...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public virtualserver Does the next version Virtual Server support Vista as a experimental guest and host.

I have just installed Windows Vista Beta 1 and installed ...
benussi...@tin.it microsoft public it virtualmachine Salvatore <nie...@tuo.it> wrote in message, ugmuyognHHA.3...@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl Si esatto indico il percorso del server fisico come standard ma non mi si collega...no connection. il firewall di vista č disabilitato ? -- Edoardo Benussi - e...@mvps.org Microsoft®

Virtual Server on Vista requires "localhost" ?
*TimDaniels* "Robert Comer" answered: Sure, as long as the networking is set up properly. "Timothy Daniels" wrote: I'd like to run a Linux web server on a VPC 2007 virtual machine that is hosted by Vista Business. Would a real browser running on the Vista host be able to access the virtual Linux web server?

Will Virtual Server work with Vista Home Premium
Regards Patrick "Gary Mount" wrote: You will not be able to install it on Vista Home Premium, I know because I tried. I have since done an anytime upgrade and am now running Ultimate, and can now install Virtual Server. You can however run "Virtual PC 2007" on Home Premium. "Colin Barnhorst" <colinbarha...@msn.com>

Virtual Server 2005 Sp1 on Vista x64. VsWebApp.exe is being downlo
kj k...@nowhere.com microsoft public windows server sbs Oh, and by the way, Vista is pretty much useless under Virtual Server and Virtual PC until the VMAditions for Vista are released. See relevant postings in; microsoft.public.virtualserver -- /kj "kj" <k...@nowhere.com> wrote in message

Problema di permessi Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 e Windows Vista...
Alex apere...@gmail.com microsoft public virtualserver Hi, I've installed Virtual Server on XP & 2003 a few times now, but this is the first for Vista. With XP & 2003, I can go to the "Virtual Server 2005 R2" site using the following address: http://MachineName/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe?view=1 Sometimes I need to