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| | Virtual Server inside Virtual PC I tried searching this newsgroup, Google, and MS ... didn't find info ... I have Virtual PC installed on a host WinXP (SP2) OS, and another Windows XP (SP2) OS installed as a virtual machine. According to what I found, Windows XP (SP?2) can be used as a non-production host OS for an installation of Virtual Server 2005 R2. After installing the IIS component(s) in the virtual WinXP, I was able to install the Virtual Server 2005 R2 "app". When I use the web-based interface, it claims the Virtual Server service starts, then shuts down. When I tried using the Admin tools on the virtual WinXP, and tried manually starting the Virtual Server service, it stars, then shuts down. From what I'm seeing on the web-interface for Virtual Server, that service MUST be running. Any hints? (or is this a no-no? I wasn't able to find any admonitions against doing, but ...) Regards Jeff Boyce |
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| | Re: Virtual Server inside Virtual PC On Mon, 1 Dec 2008 11:31:38 -0800, "Jeff Boyce" <nonsense@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: >I tried searching this newsgroup, Google, and MS ... didn't find info ... > >I have Virtual PC installed on a host WinXP (SP2) OS, and another Windows XP >(SP2) OS installed as a virtual machine. > >According to what I found, Windows XP (SP?2) can be used as a non-production >host OS for an installation of Virtual Server 2005 R2. After installing the >IIS component(s) in the virtual WinXP, I was able to install the Virtual >Server 2005 R2 "app". > >When I use the web-based interface, it claims the Virtual Server service >starts, then shuts down. When I tried using the Admin tools on the virtual >WinXP, and tried manually starting the Virtual Server service, it stars, >then shuts down. From what I'm seeing on the web-interface for Virtual >Server, that service MUST be running. > >Any hints? > >(or is this a no-no? I wasn't able to find any admonitions against doing, >but ...) > Virtualizing software *inside* a virtualized operating system (guest)?.... And as soon as we talk about VT technology it is also impossible. The host must be running on the bare metal PC. But if you have VPC2007 and want to experiment with Virtual Server then by all means install it also. They work just fine together. -- Bo Berglund (Sweden) |
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