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How to get to my virtual machine (newbie question)

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 05/05/2006
From: Fariba
Message:

Sorry if it sound silly,but I have installed virtual server 2005 on my
windows xp and I have sucessfully created a virtual machine (wich I assume it
created a virtual disk and virtual network itself) , now from VS IIS console
I can see my virtual machine ,I can turn it on and see that it is asking me
to put a boot media . my questions are:

1) How can I see the v-machine in full screen mood like when I remotely
connect to a server?

2) Isthere an image so I can restore on this v-machine which installs
win2003 for me?

3) I do have all files from my VMWare virtual machine ,can I use them here?

4) If I install an operating system on my v-machine ,how can I transfer
files between that my my computer?Is there a drag and drop feature (like
VMWare) there?

Thanks for your time

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Re: How to get to my virtual machine (newbie question)

Sent: 05/08/2006
From: "Ben Armstrong [MSFT]" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

1) If you go to the start menu and run the VMRC client you can control
the virtual machine in fullscreen mode. Otherwise you can just click on
the virtual machine thumbnail in the Web UI to control it (but this does
not support fullscreen mode).

2) You will have to install Win2K3 like you would on a physical box (or
VMware) use a CD (or ISO image).

3) These probably will not help

4) Virtual Server does not support drag and drop (Virtual PC does).
With Virtual Server you will have to use standard networking to transfer
the files.
--
Cheers,
Benjamin Armstrong
===============================
Virtual machine Program Manager

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Fariba wrote:

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> Sorry if it sound silly,but I have installed virtual server 2005 on my
> windows xp and I have sucessfully created a virtual machine (wich I assume it
> created a virtual disk and virtual network itself) , now from VS IIS console
> I can see my virtual machine ,I can turn it on and see that it is asking me
> to put a boot media . my questions are:
>
> 1) How can I see the v-machine in full screen mood like when I remotely
> connect to a server?
>
> 2) Isthere an image so I can restore on this v-machine which installs
> win2003 for me?
>
> 3) I do have all files from my VMWare virtual machine ,can I use them here?
>
> 4) If I install an operating system on my v-machine ,how can I transfer
> files between that my my computer?Is there a drag and drop feature (like
> VMWare) there?
>
> Thanks for your time

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