> My problem is, on the x64 local system (which runs Web server and Virtual
> Server Service), existing virtual machine files (.vhd, .vmc, etc) cannot be
> found on the "Searth Paths" that are defined in the virtual server
> configuration. I have two folders created for my Virtual Machine files,
> C:\VMs (defined as the "default") and C:\VMs.alt (defined in "Search Paths"
> for other virtual machines).
>
> When I try to "inspect" a VHD, only those in the "default" C:\VMs location
> are visible on the dropdown list. If I reverse the two and make C:\VMs.alt
> the "default" only those VHDs are listed and those in C:\VMs are not. Folder
> permissions are identical and this is the exact same configuration I have
> been using on my 32-bit hosts. Same problem exists if I try to "Add" a
> virtual server. Only "machines" located in whatever folder is defined as the
> "Default" location can be selected.
>

> In article <CEFEDF48-19F5-4BC9-92BF-51B360423C54
> @microsoft.com>, in the microsoft.public.virtualserver news
> group, =?Utf-8?B?amVycnls?=
> <(email address - cut out)> says...
>
> > My problem is, on the x64 local system (which runs Web server and Virtual
> > Server Service), existing virtual machine files (.vhd, .vmc, etc) cannot be
> > found on the "Searth Paths" that are defined in the virtual server
> > configuration. I have two folders created for my Virtual Machine files,
> > C:\VMs (defined as the "default") and C:\VMs.alt (defined in "Search Paths"
> > for other virtual machines).
> >
> > When I try to "inspect" a VHD, only those in the "default" C:\VMs location
> > are visible on the dropdown list. If I reverse the two and make C:\VMs.alt
> > the "default" only those VHDs are listed and those in C:\VMs are not. Folder
> > permissions are identical and this is the exact same configuration I have
> > been using on my 32-bit hosts. Same problem exists if I try to "Add" a
> > virtual server. Only "machines" located in whatever folder is defined as the
> > "Default" location can be selected.
> >
>
> I don't know if you're hitting a bug or not, but one thing
> I'd try would be to try a folder name that doesn't have a
> period in it and see if that changes the behaviour at all.
>
> Also, just as an FYI, since your search path folders are
> still on the virtual server itself, you don't need
> constrained delegation.
>
> --
> Paul Adare - MVP Virtual Machines
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> joke--or a lie. How lucky Adam was. He knew when he said a
> good thing, nobody had said it before. Adam was not alone
> in the Garden of Eden, however, and does not deserve all
> the credit; much is due to Eve, the first woman, and Satan,
> the first consultant." - Mark Twain
>