> The problem will be that the physical PPC will not be in the same network
> as the servers. The PPC and the host machine (via the USB network
> connection) are in one network, while the virtual servers and the host's
> loopback adapter are in another network.
>
> The first thing to try is to bridge the two connections on the host.
> What OS is running on the host machine?
>
> "Suedois" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
> news:(email address - cut out)...
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'v set-up a lab to simulate merge replication of SQL-Server. This lab has
> > it's own domain, so one of the server is a DC. The other are principally
> > Windows Server with SQL-Server.
> >
> > To access this servers, I've added a lookback card on the computer hosting
> > the lab. Adding this card in the proporties / cards of every virtual
> > server
> > make everything working fine.
> >
> > So accessing one virtual server (the IIS responsible for the replication)
> > wotks:
> > 1) from everywhere into the domain
> > 2) from the computer hosting the lab
> > 3) from a PPC, using the device emulator embeded with VS2008 (need few
> > coniguration ...)
> >
> > My point now is to be able to access this virtual server from a physical
> > PPC
> > that is docked into a cradle, linked via usb to the PC hosting the lab and
> > using WMDC for the communication.
> >
> > Any help (or how to ...) is welcome
> >
> > Regards
> > --
> > Stéphane
>
>

> Hi,
>
> I'v set-up a lab to simulate merge replication of SQL-Server. This lab has
> it's own domain, so one of the server is a DC. The other are principally
> Windows Server with SQL-Server.
>
> To access this servers, I've added a lookback card on the computer hosting
> the lab. Adding this card in the proporties / cards of every virtual
> server
> make everything working fine.
>
> So accessing one virtual server (the IIS responsible for the replication)
> wotks:
> 1) from everywhere into the domain
> 2) from the computer hosting the lab
> 3) from a PPC, using the device emulator embeded with VS2008 (need few
> coniguration ...)
>
> My point now is to be able to access this virtual server from a physical
> PPC
> that is docked into a cradle, linked via usb to the PC hosting the lab and
> using WMDC for the communication.
>
> Any help (or how to ...) is welcome
>
> Regards
> --
> Stéphane

> My host OS is Vista.
>
> One more thing : On my PPC, when I try to reach the vistual IIS server
> using
> the IP, it's always the IIS on my host who respond, no matter if I use
> 1.1.1.1 or 99.99.99.99 as IP.
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Regards
> --
> Stéphane
>
>
> "Bill Grant" wrote:
>
>> The problem will be that the physical PPC will not be in the same
>> network
>> as the servers. The PPC and the host machine (via the USB network
>> connection) are in one network, while the virtual servers and the host's
>> loopback adapter are in another network.
>>
>> The first thing to try is to bridge the two connections on the host.
>> What OS is running on the host machine?
>>
>> "Suedois" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
>> news:(email address - cut out)...
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > I'v set-up a lab to simulate merge replication of SQL-Server. This lab
>> > has
>> > it's own domain, so one of the server is a DC. The other are
>> > principally
>> > Windows Server with SQL-Server.
>> >
>> > To access this servers, I've added a lookback card on the computer
>> > hosting
>> > the lab. Adding this card in the proporties / cards of every virtual
>> > server
>> > make everything working fine.
>> >
>> > So accessing one virtual server (the IIS responsible for the
>> > replication)
>> > wotks:
>> > 1) from everywhere into the domain
>> > 2) from the computer hosting the lab
>> > 3) from a PPC, using the device emulator embeded with VS2008 (need few
>> > coniguration ...)
>> >
>> > My point now is to be able to access this virtual server from a
>> > physical
>> > PPC
>> > that is docked into a cradle, linked via usb to the PC hosting the lab
>> > and
>> > using WMDC for the communication.
>> >
>> > Any help (or how to ...) is welcome
>> >
>> > Regards
>> > --
>> > Stéphane
>>
>>