ASP Developer Network - Brought to you by Steve Radich and BitShop, Inc. - http://www.bitshop.com

ASPDeveloper

ASPDeveloper.Net / VirtualServerFAQ.COM

Make sure you go to our home page for:

* Virtual Server 2005 FAQ
* ASP.Net 2.0 Information
* ASP.Net 2.0 Streaming Tutorials
* ASP.Net 2.0 HTML based Tutorials

Made possible by Business Internet Technology Shop (BitShop)

Virtual Server 2005

Recent Virtual Server 2005 posts

* Private Network and Host Share
* VSMT "patch file is missing" running vmscript command
* IIS Failover
* Virtual server reboots/shutsdown
* VSMT - deployvm.cmd doesn"t complete.
* Installing Guest server OS really slow ?
* x64 host
* internet connection
* Can I create a vpn connection from inside a guest OS on VS 2005R2?
* SCSI Hard Drive & SIF files W2k3EN
* Allocate SIze when partitioning for VS2K5sp2
* VSMT xxxx_CreateVM script error.
* Use Virtual Server for DR Plan
* capture VMRC events OnStateChanged and/or OnSwitchedDisplay
* Virtual Server Host Clustering with Fibre Channel SAN?
* install
* VM Additions for Linux (Fedora 5 Core)
* virtual networking
* Not Able To Connect To Admin Site
* SBS 2003 Testing on XP Pro

Add Solution

reboot virtual servers

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 08/29/2006
From: frank
Message:

I have a host that has seven virtualo server
All seven are W2k3 STD R2 and the host is Win2k3 Enterprise my question is
they a way to reboot all seven VS when I reboot the host so when the host
gets back online so are the vS in one step.

Thanks

Post Reply | This is Spam! | Mark as Spam

Related Messages

RE: reboot virtual servers

Sent: 08/30/2006
From: Niels Immink
Message:

Hi Frank,

When you edit the configuration for your VM's you can set a user account to
run the Virtual machine under.
When you set this and the start up action you can start your virtual
machines after your physical server starts.
Regards,

Niels

"frank" wrote:

Show quoted text

> I have a host that has seven virtualo server
> All seven are W2k3 STD R2 and the host is Win2k3 Enterprise my question is
> they a way to reboot all seven VS when I reboot the host so when the host
> gets back online so are the vS in one step.
>
>
> Thanks

RE: reboot virtual servers

Sent: 08/30/2006
From: frank
Message:

It grey out and I can not click the box I choice on of the Virtual server and
edit went into general purpose and it grey out I have coonect to VS using a
domain account as wel as host

Please help

Thanks

Frank

"Niels Immink" wrote:

Show quoted text

> Hi Frank,
>
> When you edit the configuration for your VM's you can set a user account to
> run the Virtual machine under.
> When you set this and the start up action you can start your virtual
> machines after your physical server starts.
> Regards,
>
> Niels
>
> "frank" wrote:
>
> > I have a host that has seven virtualo server
> > All seven are W2k3 STD R2 and the host is Win2k3 Enterprise my question is
> > they a way to reboot all seven VS when I reboot the host so when the host
> > gets back online so are the vS in one step.
> >
> >
> > Thanks

RE: reboot virtual servers

Sent: 08/30/2006
From: frank
Message:

Never mind prevouse post turn VS off now I can edit user info

Thank you

"Niels Immink" wrote:

Show quoted text

Post Reply | This is Spam! | Mark as Spam

Other groups

Virtual PC (Mac)(3592)	Virtual PC(12844)	Virtual PC (French)(496)
Virtual Server 2005(6245)

Our Sponsors

Virtual Server 2005 Info Here!
http://www.aspdeveloper.net

Wiki

Blogs

Articles

Image galleries

File galleries

Forums

Maps

Directories

ASP Developer Network (since 1996) - Brought to you by Steve Radich and BitShop, Inc. - http://www.bitshop.com
Copyright © 1997-2005 by BitShop, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
No content may be reproduced in any form without written permission from BitShop, Inc.
We will be honored to assist with reproduction rights on our material if you contact us.
We also can provide print articles for your magazine, private training seminars at your site, and conference presentations.
Thank you for visiting. Please bookmark our site if you found it useful!
If you wish to make a donation it will help further the development of these free resources: