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| | VPC 2007 SP1 upgrade I've got a number of VMs I created with VPC 2007. Are there any known problems with upgrading to SP1? In other words, will SP1 be invisible to the VMs when I start them after I upgrade to SP1? Thanks, Dean |
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| | Re: VPC 2007 SP1 upgrade "DPM" <dm@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23SL3hzxdJHA.1528@xxxxxx Quote: > I've got a number of VMs I created with VPC 2007. Are there any known > problems with upgrading to SP1? a) none of your VMs is in a saved state b) all of your VMs are completely shut down c) you reapply the Additions on every VM after upgrading Quote: > In other words, will SP1 be invisible to the VMs when I start them after I > upgrade to SP1? VMs - they have no need to know this... -- Mark Rae ASP.NET MVP http://www.markrae.net |
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| | Re: VPC 2007 SP1 upgrade Mark, I shut down all my saved VMs and installed VPC SP1. On one of my VMs (XPpro SP2) I used a domain logon. When I started it up and entered my domain credentials it claimed it could not access the DC. I'm able to log on using the local admin account and I can see the DC on the network, but when I try to log on with my domain credentials I keep getting the same error. I'd really like to use the domain account because I had a whole user environment there that I'm loath to lose. Any advice? Thanks, Dean "Mark Rae [MVP]" <mark@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uz$NLAydJHA.1188@xxxxxx Quote: > "DPM" <dm@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23SL3hzxdJHA.1528@xxxxxx > Quote: >> I've got a number of VMs I created with VPC 2007. Are there any known >> problems with upgrading to SP1? > No, but you must absolutely make sure that: > > a) none of your VMs is in a saved state > > b) all of your VMs are completely shut down > > c) you reapply the Additions on every VM after upgrading > Quote: >> In other words, will SP1 be invisible to the VMs when I start them after >> I upgrade to SP1? > The operating systems running on VMs don't actually know they're running > on VMs - they have no need to know this... > > > -- > Mark Rae > ASP.NET MVP > http://www.markrae.net |
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