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hyper-v vms losing rdp connection
I have a few hyper v images. My main box has a network card, my vms have a network card. They all have static ips with a gateway as my router. They are not on the domain. For some reason, one seems to lose connection on rdp every so often. I had one vm that I turned off and used as a template. I copied and pasted it two times and created two other vms. So now I had one turned off, and two copies.
This happens even if one is turned off. Is this because of a mac address issue? Can I fix it?
This happens even if one is turned off. Is this because of a mac address issue? Can I fix it?
Windows Server 2008VirtualizationVMware
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Thanks, everything says it is retired though
Does not matter you need to download then run this fixed the issue I was having when first working with Hyper-v and copying the VMs over.
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Thanks, I would like to download it, but everything I see on the web says that it has been retired. Do you know where I can download it?
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Thanks, that looks like some site with a ton of viruses. I didn't see a legit download.
Can I change the name if I already made it a domain controller? Basically I am making sharepoint vms with sql server 2008, its own domain, visual studio 2010, and sharepoint not configured. I wanted to just be able to clone them for dev purposes. I was hoping they could all have the same domain names and just not see each other since they would just be an ip someplace. I don't want to have to install everything from scratch each time.
Can I change the name if I already made it a domain controller? Basically I am making sharepoint vms with sql server 2008, its own domain, visual studio 2010, and sharepoint not configured. I wanted to just be able to clone them for dev purposes. I was hoping they could all have the same domain names and just not see each other since they would just be an ip someplace. I don't want to have to install everything from scratch each time.
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