> I am still not able to network, after unteaming the NICs of my server. The
> teaming utility is Intel Proset. All the guests aren't able to acquire valid
> IP address, only APIPA addresses assigned. I just wonder if Proset should be
> removed. What other configuration should I check?
>
> Under the virtual guest network adapter property, the adapter is "Externel
> Network (Intel(R) Advanced Network Services Virtual Adapter). The physical
> NIC is Intel Pro/1000 MT Dual Port.
>
>
>

>I used to say that I've been using Proset with VS for ages with no issues
> (despite it not being supported, as pointed out elsewhere), but have
> recently
> also had some issues, though I did resolve them.
>
> What version of Proset are you using? I've found v9.0 to be okay, but did
> have one server where I ended up uninstalling and then reinstalling
> Virtual
> Server after upgrading Proset (this is surprisingly painless as VS keeps
> all
> the configuration when uninstalled).
>
>
> "Hii Sing Chung" wrote:
>
>> I am still not able to network, after unteaming the NICs of my server.
>> The
>> teaming utility is Intel Proset. All the guests aren't able to acquire
>> valid
>> IP address, only APIPA addresses assigned. I just wonder if Proset should
>> be
>> removed. What other configuration should I check?
>>
>> Under the virtual guest network adapter property, the adapter is
>> "Externel
>> Network (Intel(R) Advanced Network Services Virtual Adapter). The
>> physical
>> NIC is Intel Pro/1000 MT Dual Port.
>>
>>
>>

>I used to say that I've been using Proset with VS for ages with no issues
> (despite it not being supported, as pointed out elsewhere), but have
> recently
> also had some issues, though I did resolve them.
>
> What version of Proset are you using? I've found v9.0 to be okay, but did
> have one server where I ended up uninstalling and then reinstalling
> Virtual
> Server after upgrading Proset (this is surprisingly painless as VS keeps
> all
> the configuration when uninstalled).
>
>
> "Hii Sing Chung" wrote:
>
>> I am still not able to network, after unteaming the NICs of my server.
>> The
>> teaming utility is Intel Proset. All the guests aren't able to acquire
>> valid
>> IP address, only APIPA addresses assigned. I just wonder if Proset should
>> be
>> removed. What other configuration should I check?
>>
>> Under the virtual guest network adapter property, the adapter is
>> "Externel
>> Network (Intel(R) Advanced Network Services Virtual Adapter). The
>> physical
>> NIC is Intel Pro/1000 MT Dual Port.
>>
>>
>>

>I used to say that I've been using Proset with VS for ages with no issues
> (despite it not being supported, as pointed out elsewhere), but have
> recently
> also had some issues, though I did resolve them.
>
> What version of Proset are you using? I've found v9.0 to be okay, but did
> have one server where I ended up uninstalling and then reinstalling
> Virtual
> Server after upgrading Proset (this is surprisingly painless as VS keeps
> all
> the configuration when uninstalled).
>
>
> "Hii Sing Chung" wrote:
>
>> I am still not able to network, after unteaming the NICs of my server.
>> The
>> teaming utility is Intel Proset. All the guests aren't able to acquire
>> valid
>> IP address, only APIPA addresses assigned. I just wonder if Proset should
>> be
>> removed. What other configuration should I check?
>>
>> Under the virtual guest network adapter property, the adapter is
>> "Externel
>> Network (Intel(R) Advanced Network Services Virtual Adapter). The
>> physical
>> NIC is Intel Pro/1000 MT Dual Port.
>>
>>
>>