Ok. Let’s just say that was
scary-easy (i.e., deploying new machines). Thanks! Wow, if only real life could
run in RAM. Someone asked me to describe generally
what I was looking to do. I want to setup a test environment that contains: 2 DCs 1 Exchange box 1 database server 1+ XP Pro client 1+ W2k Pro client This is really just to test GPOs, Exchange
functionality, etc. So, all of this (it seems) could be done in a virtual
network with access to the Internet via a virtual router/ISA box. The one thing that I can’t figure
out is that this client has a requirement to attach Mac OS X workstations to
the network. Macs obviously can’t run in the virtual environment. To
mimic the production environment, they need to be on the same subnet and so
should not hop through the virtual router. What would you suggest? This is
interaction with real network is what leaves me scratching my head a bit. -- nme Here’s
how I dupe virtual machines: Create a
master image, sysprep it, shut it down. Mark the vhd
as read-only I then create
virtual hard disks with the “Differencing” option, using this
sysprepp’ed vhd as the base I attach the new
virtual servers to these disks |
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