Vista - RE: VS 2005 - add guest to AD ?

12-05-2008

Quote:

> Guys,
>
> I'm just starting to work with the evaluation version of VS2005 R2. I
> installed it on a domain controller, installed windows 2003 as a guest....no
> problems...
>
> I assume the guest servers still need to added to the domain ?
>
> When i try to add one it says the usual ' network path not found"....
>
> In VS , created 3 virtiual networks , 1 for physical card, 1 loopback and
> 1virtual
>
> Any tips for the mentally challenged ?
>
> thanks....
>
> Mike...
>

The reasons for this neglect and lack of appreciation in the past it is not necessary here to go into except so far as they throw light on the duty of the present.

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12-06-2008

Quote:

> Guys,
>
> I'm just starting to work with the evaluation version of VS2005 R2. I
> installed it on a domain controller, installed windows 2003 as a guest....no
> problems...
>
> I assume the guest servers still need to added to the domain ?
>
> When i try to add one it says the usual ' network path not found"....
>
> In VS , created 3 virtiual networks , 1 for physical card, 1 loopback and
> 1virtual
>
> Any tips for the mentally challenged ?
>
> thanks....
>
> Mike...
>

From the same soil in which these budding virtues spring and bloom so delicately arise rank weeds.

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12-06-2008

Quote:

> Guys,
>
> I'm just starting to work with the evaluation version of VS2005 R2. I
> installed it on a domain controller, installed windows 2003 as a guest....no
> problems...
>
> I assume the guest servers still need to added to the domain ?
>
> When i try to add one it says the usual ' network path not found"....
>
> In VS , created 3 virtiual networks , 1 for physical card, 1 loopback and
> 1virtual
>
> Any tips for the mentally challenged ?
>
> thanks....
>
> Mike...
>

From the same soil in which these budding virtues spring and bloom so delicately arise rank weeds.

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12-08-2008

Quote:

> Guys,
>
> I'm just starting to work with the evaluation version of VS2005 R2. I
> installed it on a domain controller, installed windows 2003 as a guest....no
> problems...
>
> I assume the guest servers still need to added to the domain ?
>
> When i try to add one it says the usual ' network path not found"....
>
> In VS , created 3 virtiual networks , 1 for physical card, 1 loopback and
> 1virtual
>
> Any tips for the mentally challenged ?
>
> thanks....
>
> Mike...
>

Therefore so far as possible we must consider these distinct and special ideas of things with attention that so we learn the properties which they include.

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12-05-2008	#1 (permalink)
Nick n/a posts	RE: VS 2005 - add guest to AD ? Quote: > Guys, > > I'm just starting to work with the evaluation version of VS2005 R2. I > installed it on a domain controller, installed windows 2003 as a guest....no > problems... > > I assume the guest servers still need to added to the domain ? > > When i try to add one it says the usual ' network path not found".... > > In VS , created 3 virtiual networks , 1 for physical card, 1 loopback and > 1virtual > > Any tips for the mentally challenged ? > > thanks.... > > Mike... > The reasons for this neglect and lack of appreciation in the past it is not necessary here to go into except so far as they throw light on the duty of the present. Posted via http://www.VirtualServerFaq.com - Brought to you by Business Information Technology Shop - http://www.bitshop.com
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12-06-2008	#2 (permalink)
Robert n/a posts	RE: VS 2005 - add guest to AD ? Quote: > Guys, > > I'm just starting to work with the evaluation version of VS2005 R2. I > installed it on a domain controller, installed windows 2003 as a guest....no > problems... > > I assume the guest servers still need to added to the domain ? > > When i try to add one it says the usual ' network path not found".... > > In VS , created 3 virtiual networks , 1 for physical card, 1 loopback and > 1virtual > > Any tips for the mentally challenged ? > > thanks.... > > Mike... > From the same soil in which these budding virtues spring and bloom so delicately arise rank weeds. Posted via http://www.VirtualServerFaq.com - Brought to you by Business Information Technology Shop - http://www.bitshop.com
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12-06-2008	#3 (permalink)
Robert n/a posts	RE: VS 2005 - add guest to AD ? Quote: > Guys, > > I'm just starting to work with the evaluation version of VS2005 R2. I > installed it on a domain controller, installed windows 2003 as a guest....no > problems... > > I assume the guest servers still need to added to the domain ? > > When i try to add one it says the usual ' network path not found".... > > In VS , created 3 virtiual networks , 1 for physical card, 1 loopback and > 1virtual > > Any tips for the mentally challenged ? > > thanks.... > > Mike... > From the same soil in which these budding virtues spring and bloom so delicately arise rank weeds. Posted via http://www.VirtualServerFaq.com - Brought to you by Business Information Technology Shop - http://www.bitshop.com
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12-08-2008	#4 (permalink)
Nike n/a posts	RE: VS 2005 - add guest to AD ? Quote: > Guys, > > I'm just starting to work with the evaluation version of VS2005 R2. I > installed it on a domain controller, installed windows 2003 as a guest....no > problems... > > I assume the guest servers still need to added to the domain ? > > When i try to add one it says the usual ' network path not found".... > > In VS , created 3 virtiual networks , 1 for physical card, 1 loopback and > 1virtual > > Any tips for the mentally challenged ? > > thanks.... > > Mike... > Therefore so far as possible we must consider these distinct and special ideas of things with attention that so we learn the properties which they include. Posted via http://www.VirtualServerFaq.com - Brought to you by Business Information Technology Shop - http://www.bitshop.com
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