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VMM 2007 virtual switching

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 01/16/2009
From: Johnsp
Message:

Hello

I have a single server with VMM 2007. I have several vms(virt server 2005)
on this machines split across 3 virtual switches.

Each virtual switch is connected to a seperate physical nic.

Is there a way to connect to the individual servers? Is NAT used? I can
connect with vmrc and see them and each one can get to the internet.

Should I install VMM 2008 beta? Would this help?

thanks in advance

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