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04-22-2009
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| | Duplicate name? I'm trying to install a Windows Server 2003 virtual machine using Virtual PC 2007 SP1 and shared networking (NAT), but I keep getting a "duplicate name exists on the network" error. This is the only virtual machine I'm running, and the host computer has a totally different name. The error disappears if I use any other network configuration (local only, bridged), but it comes back as soon as I switch to NAT again. What's happening here?!? Massimo |
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04-22-2009
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| | Re: Duplicate name? On Wed, 22 Apr 2009 12:03:28 +0200, "Massimo" <barone@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: >I'm trying to install a Windows Server 2003 virtual machine using Virtual PC >2007 SP1 and shared networking (NAT), but I keep getting a "duplicate name >exists on the network" error. This is the only virtual machine I'm running, >and the host computer has a totally different name. >The error disappears if I use any other network configuration (local only, >bridged), but it comes back as soon as I switch to NAT again. > > -- Bo Berglund (Sweden) |
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04-22-2009
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| | Re: Duplicate name? "Bo Berglund" <boberglund@xxxxxx> ha scritto nel messaggio news:qb9uu49vkg1so7v243i348be174g77v8jk@xxxxxx Quote: Quote: >>I'm trying to install a Windows Server 2003 virtual machine using Virtual >>PC >>2007 SP1 and shared networking (NAT), but I keep getting a "duplicate name >>exists on the network" error. This is the only virtual machine I'm >>running, >>and the host computer has a totally different name. >>The error disappears if I use any other network configuration (local only, >>bridged), but it comes back as soon as I switch to NAT again. > Do not use NAT and look at my reply to your earlier post.... But why I'm getting this error? NAT is a supported feature, so it at least should work without creating absurd network errors... Massimo |
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