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A while back, I posted an article on building a SharePoint development environment in Hyper-V, which included a part on automating deployment of the host machine. Although we’ve now moved to VMware Workstation, we still use this approach for automating deployment of [...]
MAC duplication issues with captured VMs and WDS
By Tristan Watkins On March 12, 2010 · Leave a Comment · In Hardware, IT Management, Networking, Virtualisation, Windows
I’ve previously reported problems with MAC duplication on Hyper-V host external network connections on Windows Server 2008 R2, which I’ve never fully resolved, although we have been successfully [...]
In the first three parts of this series I covered the project objectives and the system design, then turned my attention to the
Having agreed the project objectives and designed the system, I turned my attention to the Hyper-V host image build. This is a high-level build guide with start-up time [...]
Further to my post from a few months ago on the this topic (dating back to the RC build), I’ve seen this same problem a few more times on the RTM build of Windows Server 2008 R2. My suggested approach still fixes the [...]
While I’ve been ripping off Virtual PC Guy I may as well stay at it. He has a great tip in his geeking out with WDS post suggesting that custom installation images can be built up in a virtual machine and captured from virtual rather than capturing the physical build. [...]
I imagine the responses to this post’s title will fall in to one of three categories:
What’s Windows Deployment Services? What’s Internet Connection Sharing? Why on earth would you use both in one machine?
To answer the last question I need to unveil a bit about the network approach that we’ve adopted for the Hyper-V on Windows [...]
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