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Thank you and I was pleased to help. .... Thinkpads_User<br />

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Thank you and I was pleased to help. .... Thinkpads_User


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Hello,<br />
I have a standalone worstation on DMZ &nbsp;with a static IP ) private 10....<br />
On this system I have installed W2K08 R2 and Hyper V role.<br />
I need to create a lab that contain 1 DC 3 clients <br />
All iso image has been downloaded but i dont know how to configure the networking part in order to be able to browse internet from DC and &nbsp;from clients. basically I nee internet connettivity on all virual systems.<br />
I have only 1 phisical network adapter on this worstation.<br />
Any help will be greatly appreciate<br />
Thanks<br />

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Hello,
I have a standalone worstation on DMZ  with a static IP ) private 10....
On this system I have installed W2K08 R2 and Hyper V role.
I need to create a lab that contain 1 DC 3 clients 
All iso image has been downloaded but i dont know how to configure the networking part in order to be able to browse internet from DC and  from clients. basically I nee internet connettivity on all virual systems.
I have only 1 phisical network adapter on this worstation.
Any help will be greatly appreciate
Thanks


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