> Yes, that works fine on VPC. Set the NIC in the server to the Local Only
> setting and manually configure its network config to whatever you want to
> use.
>
> If you want your clients to get their IP config automatically, install
> DHCP on the server and configure it with a scope to match the IP you gave
> the server. If you also want to use DNS, install DNS or the server and
> configure that. (If you want to run the server as a DC, the dcpromo
> operation will install and configure DNS as part of the process. Note that
> if you are running AD you must authorise the DHCP before it will function).
>
> Set your client machine to get its IP and DNS automatically (this is the
> default) and set its NIC to Local Only also. When you boot this vm it will
> get its config from DHCPon the server.
>
> "o0MattE0o" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
> news:(email address - cut out)...
> > Hi just a simple (well I hope it is) what I'm trying to set up is a link
> > between two virtual PC's to similate a Company LAN, with AD support.
> >
> > I currently have two Virtual PCs I will add more XP PC's soon...
> > 1. Windows 2003 server RC2
> > 2. Windows XP Pro
> >
> > So I have these installed and I would like to have these on a virtual
> > network, for example my network might be 123.123.*.* but I would like the
> > virtual PC to be on a network on there own like the server on 10.10.0.2
> > and
> > then giving out dynamic IP to the XP PC's, is this possible?
> >
> > My end goal is to get a few XP VPC connecting to the Windows 2003 Server
> > VPC
> > and working like a LAB enviroment, its just so I can play around with
> > group
> > policys in AD with out messing up a real working version.
>
>

> Hi just a simple (well I hope it is) what I'm trying to set up is a link
> between two virtual PC's to similate a Company LAN, with AD support.
>
> I currently have two Virtual PCs I will add more XP PC's soon...
> 1. Windows 2003 server RC2
> 2. Windows XP Pro
>
> So I have these installed and I would like to have these on a virtual
> network, for example my network might be 123.123.*.* but I would like the
> virtual PC to be on a network on there own like the server on 10.10.0.2
> and
> then giving out dynamic IP to the XP PC's, is this possible?
>
> My end goal is to get a few XP VPC connecting to the Windows 2003 Server
> VPC
> and working like a LAB enviroment, its just so I can play around with
> group
> policys in AD with out messing up a real working version.