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| | Microsoft Loopback adapter and Vista Ulitmate SP1 with Virtual ServerR2 SP1 Hi, I have MS Virtual Server R2 SP1 installed on my Vista Ultimate laptop and use this configuration for hosting VM's for product demos and testing. I installed the MS loopback adapter on the host and connected the VM's to this so that they could network with the host and access the internet via a shared internet connection on my LAN adapter. This all worked 100% until I installed Vista SP1. In the past, I could set the Loopback Adapter to be a Private network and this allowed the client VM's to see the host without a problem. After installing Vista SP1, the Loopback adapter keeps changing back to a public network, which prevents the client VM's from seeing the host machine. I have tried everthing I can think of to maintain the Private network status, but it keeps "identifying....." then reverting back to public. Does anyone have a solution or workaround? Thanks in advance. Chris |
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| | Re: Microsoft Loopback adapter and Vista Ulitmate SP1 with Virtual Server R2 SP1 "Chris" <chrisd1972@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:48195ece-1249-4189-9bec-781cae3c7c55@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, > > I have MS Virtual Server R2 SP1 installed on my Vista Ultimate laptop > and use this configuration for hosting VM's for product demos and > testing. > > I installed the MS loopback adapter on the host and connected the VM's > to this so that they could network with the host and access the > internet via a shared internet connection on my LAN adapter. > > This all worked 100% until I installed Vista SP1. In the past, I > could set the Loopback Adapter to be a Private network and this > allowed the client VM's to see the host without a problem. > > After installing Vista SP1, the Loopback adapter keeps changing back > to a public network, which prevents the client VM's from seeing the > host machine. > > I have tried everthing I can think of to maintain the Private network > status, but it keeps "identifying....." then reverting back to public. > > Does anyone have a solution or workaround? > > Thanks in advance. > > Chris a similar problem when trying to use Server 2008 to route between the physical network and a virtual network using Hyper-V. The NIC would keep changing back to public. I eventually gave up and ran the router in a virtual machine rather than on the host. I will be interested to see if anyone has a solution to the problem. It isn't really a vitualization problem but it certainly affects the way things work. |
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