> I'm running Virtual Server 2005 RC2. I have 22 Virtual Servers running
> on the server, it's a DL585. Everything has been running smooth as can
> be. I needed to put a couple Virtual Servers on the system which are
> going to be on a diffrent network. So I took one of the NIC Cards (I
> have 6) and put it in it's own VLAN. I did that this morning, about 4
> hours later I came back to work on the servers further and now I am
> unable to connect to the console on ANY of my Virtual Servers. I can't
> get their off the Virtial Server Admin Website or by launcging the VMRC
> client independently.
>
> My assumption is it had something to do with my change on the one NIC
> into it's own Vlan. Because I've been running Virtual Server for over a
> year on 3 diffrent systems and never run into this. But I have never
> isolated a single NIC Card either.
>
> I have sense removed this NIC from taht VLAN, added it back into the
> original VLAN, put the IP address back to the original network and I'm
> still unable to connect to any of my Virtual Server consoles. I am now
> able to ping that NIC by it's IP Address.
>
> All of my Virtuals are still running and are doing their jobs, and I
> can connect to them vai RDP. However, my servers that I'm adding are in
> the middle of the OS install and I can't work with them at all anymore.
>
>
> On other note, in the Virtual Server manager I can see all of the
> screens, it's only a problem when I click in to 'remote control'.
>
> Please if anyone has any ideas let me know. I'm in full production with
> these systems, so things that don't require reboots are best!!
>
> Thanks!