> Dear Ken,
> My name is Thomas and I had likely problem with bazoz but my kind of problem
> is
> as the subject mentioned above.It happened when I installed the virtual
> server 2005 R2 Enterprise
> Edition on my laptop with Windows XP Professional SP2 and tried to access
> web administrator (http://toshibam30/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe).I had also
> installed the IIS component in advance before I performing the installation.
> I did this (virtual server 2005 R2 Enterprise edition) installation on PC
> with the same operating system without any problem such as the subject I
> mentioned above.
> Are there others component that I had missed ?
> please kindly advise,
> Thank you and looking forward to have your reply
> Cheers,
> Thomas
>
>
>

> Hi,
>
> I assume that you have done a default installation.
>
> Can you try http://localhost:1024 as the URL? Please let me know the result.
>
> If this does not help, repair the installation.
>
> You should do fine.
>
> Regards,
> Rahul Nathan
> MCSE2000 /MCSA 2003
> HTTP://GROUPS.MSN.COM/BANGALOREITPRO
>
>
>
> "Thomas" wrote:
>
> > Dear Ken,
> > My name is Thomas and I had likely problem with bazoz but my kind of problem
> > is
> > as the subject mentioned above.It happened when I installed the virtual
> > server 2005 R2 Enterprise
> > Edition on my laptop with Windows XP Professional SP2 and tried to access
> > web administrator (http://toshibam30/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe).I had also
> > installed the IIS component in advance before I performing the installation.
> > I did this (virtual server 2005 R2 Enterprise edition) installation on PC
> > with the same operating system without any problem such as the subject I
> > mentioned above.
> > Are there others component that I had missed ?
> > please kindly advise,
> > Thank you and looking forward to have your reply
> > Cheers,
> > Thomas
> >
> >
> >

> http://toshibam30:1024/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe?view=1
>
> "Thomas" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
> news:(email address - cut out)...
>> Dear Ken,
>> My name is Thomas and I had likely problem with bazoz but my kind of
>> problem
>> is
>> as the subject mentioned above.It happened when I installed the virtual
>> server 2005 R2 Enterprise
>> Edition on my laptop with Windows XP Professional SP2 and tried to access
>> web administrator (http://toshibam30/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe).I had
>> also
>> installed the IIS component in advance before I performing the
>> installation.
>> I did this (virtual server 2005 R2 Enterprise edition) installation on PC
>> with the same operating system without any problem such as the subject I
>> mentioned above.
>> Are there others component that I had missed ?
>
> Default port on which VS website works is 1024 so try this address:
> http://toshibam30:1024/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe?view=1
>
> You can also check if Virtual Server website is started in IIS manager.
>
> Best regards
> Maciej
>

> Dear Ken,
> My name is Thomas and I had likely problem with bazoz but my kind of
> problem
> is
> as the subject mentioned above.It happened when I installed the virtual
> server 2005 R2 Enterprise
> Edition on my laptop with Windows XP Professional SP2 and tried to access
> web administrator (http://toshibam30/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe).I had
> also
> installed the IIS component in advance before I performing the
> installation.
> I did this (virtual server 2005 R2 Enterprise edition) installation on PC
> with the same operating system without any problem such as the subject I
> mentioned above.
> Are there others component that I had missed ?

> > Default port on which VS website works is 1024 so try this address:
> > http://toshibam30:1024/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe?view=1
>
> When you are running on top of XP Pro, IIS can only do port 80 and so the VS
> Website is port 80.
>
> http://toshibam30/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe?view=1 (since port 80 is
> assumed)
>
> --
> Bob Comer <Microsoft MVP Windows - Virtual Machine>
>
>
>
> "Maciej Boniecki" <(email address - cut out)tspam> wrote in message
> news:(email address - cut out)...
> >
> > "Thomas" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
> > news:(email address - cut out)...
> >> Dear Ken,
> >> My name is Thomas and I had likely problem with bazoz but my kind of
> >> problem
> >> is
> >> as the subject mentioned above.It happened when I installed the virtual
> >> server 2005 R2 Enterprise
> >> Edition on my laptop with Windows XP Professional SP2 and tried to access
> >> web administrator (http://toshibam30/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe).I had
> >> also
> >> installed the IIS component in advance before I performing the
> >> installation.
> >> I did this (virtual server 2005 R2 Enterprise edition) installation on PC
> >> with the same operating system without any problem such as the subject I
> >> mentioned above.
> >> Are there others component that I had missed ?
> >
> > Default port on which VS website works is 1024 so try this address:
> > http://toshibam30:1024/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe?view=1
> >
> > You can also check if Virtual Server website is started in IIS manager.
> >
> > Best regards
> > Maciej
> >
>
>
>

> Thank you guys,
> I had tried to change either port 80 or port 1024 still page cannot be
> displayed,
> so figure it out by by adding the virtual server and default.htm folders
> to
> c:\inetpub\wwwroot manually since there is a messege saying that the page
> was
> under construction therefore anything that I want to see on the page must
> be
> added to c:\inetpub\wwwroo and it works, but I do not have any ideas why
> it
> works, could someone kindly advise,explain to me what is actually happened
> ?
> cheers,
> Thomas
>
> "Robert Comer" wrote:
>
>> > Default port on which VS website works is 1024 so try this address:
>> > http://toshibam30:1024/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe?view=1
>>
>> When you are running on top of XP Pro, IIS can only do port 80 and so the
>> VS
>> Website is port 80.
>>
>> http://toshibam30/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe?view=1 (since port 80 is
>> assumed)
>>
>> --
>> Bob Comer <Microsoft MVP Windows - Virtual Machine>
>>
>>
>>
>> "Maciej Boniecki" <(email address - cut out)tspam> wrote in message
>> news:(email address - cut out)...
>> >
>> > "Thomas" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
>> > news:(email address - cut out)...
>> >> Dear Ken,
>> >> My name is Thomas and I had likely problem with bazoz but my kind of
>> >> problem
>> >> is
>> >> as the subject mentioned above.It happened when I installed the
>> >> virtual
>> >> server 2005 R2 Enterprise
>> >> Edition on my laptop with Windows XP Professional SP2 and tried to
>> >> access
>> >> web administrator (http://toshibam30/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe).I had
>> >> also
>> >> installed the IIS component in advance before I performing the
>> >> installation.
>> >> I did this (virtual server 2005 R2 Enterprise edition) installation on
>> >> PC
>> >> with the same operating system without any problem such as the subject
>> >> I
>> >> mentioned above.
>> >> Are there others component that I had missed ?
>> >
>> > Default port on which VS website works is 1024 so try this address:
>> > http://toshibam30:1024/VirtualServer/VSWebApp.exe?view=1
>> >
>> > You can also check if Virtual Server website is started in IIS manager.
>> >
>> > Best regards
>> > Maciej
>> >
>>
>>
>>