> Createing VM's and the relationship of the Virutal Disks.
>
> Is the prupose of the three hard drives found within VM settings that can
> point to a *.vhd file to, expose the available disk space for partitions
> that
> are created before intalling an XP\2003 guest OS. What's recommended for
> a
> optimimal diff use for perfroamnce and disk space?
>
> What is recomeded for diff disks? How do you setup the folders if you
> want
> to use one primary server 2003 image?
>
> Is saved state, the same as hiberations and when the file is delated, ti
> will delete the proior session and be like pulling the plug on a
> computer?
>
> When using diff disk, do I start the parent host system and write protect
> the parent *.vhd file and where should the diff disk files reside? Are
> there
> performance problems running a parent child relationship, so I only need
> to
> have one base 2003 parent and have muliple differnrent disk diff VM that
> have
> differnt applications installed on them?
>
> How does the disk diff file structure look like and how do your safely
> copying over the correct files, to run a disk diff VM. If you have an
> application that is installed on the fourth child from the parent OS, do
> you
> need to run sysprep, and shut down all the coressponding VM, and copy over
> folders (containing *.vhd, *vmc, and *.vnc file for each of the VM
> parents?).
> What is the bare minium that you can copy over and still make it be
> compatible with differnet hardware?
>
> Is there anything else that needs to happen, to make sure I can copy these
> over to new harware and be copmpatible with either VPC or Vitual Server?
>
> Has anyone created any scripts that have aided on the perfroamcne and
> stabilty of virtual machoines on either VPC or Virutal Server?
>
> Thanks in advance for EXPERT thought!
>
> Cheers,
> G
>
>