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• Make a name virtual server HTTPS only

  I am using BCI 11.1.7 and using the Web Cache, OSH, and WebLogic.  I have several servers to virtual name defined in OSH.  I want to implement that one of them is only connected via HTTPS and HTTP requests are redirected to the HTTPS version.  I tried the obvious thing, using mod_rewrite in the configuration of the virtual server in OSH to redirect the HTTP requests:

  RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off

  RewriteRule ^.*$ https://%{SERVER_NAME}%{REQUEST_URI} [R,L]

  Of course since all the traffic of the OHS Web Cache using HTTP this simply causes an endless loop of redirects.

  So I wonder if there is a header, or something sent by Web Cache, I can use to tell if the original application used HTTPS.  Otherwise if there is a way to configure this at the level of the Web Cache, which would work as well.  Otherwise I think I'll finish with a certain configuration of Frankenstein that will be featured on http://www.thedailywtf.com in 2018

  I was dumping all the headers using JSP and found out the header (undocumented?) HTTPS-SSL defined by the WebCache is 'off' or 'on '.  So I used:

  RewriteCond %{HTTP:SSL-Https} !on
RewriteRule ^.*$ https://%{SERVER_NAME}%{REQUEST_URI} [R,L]

• Can I create a static IP address for my virtual server when my physical network only has a dynamic IP address?

  Hi all!

  About, what I'm trying to do is to create an entire virtual network. I'm working on and studying for my MCSE and wanted to create a virtual server and a few virtual desktops.

  I wanted to put up a few roles on the server which (sort of) requires me to have a static IP address. My question is can I create something like a "static IP address make fun" to do?

  I prefer not to pay the additional sum of $ my ISP for a static IP address if I have to. Other than this virtualization project, I don't need a static IP address.

  Thank you!

  Create and internal network, then NAT so they can talk to the internet.

• RV220W works only with the PPTP server on one VLAN only

  Hello

  I have a RV220W (firmware 1.0.3.5) but I can't seem to work with the PPTP server on one VLAN only.

  My default VLAN is in 192.168.1.1/24.

  I created a VLAN ID 10 in 192.168.50.1/24 inter - vlan routing: disabled and device management: disabled.

  (Menu network > LAN > belonging to a VLAN and multiple VIRTUAL local network subnets).

  Then I configured a PPTP server on the IP 192.168.50.200 to 192.168.50.210 range.

  Finally, I created my user.

  (Menu VPN > IPSEC > VPN users).

  The PPTP tunnel is at work, but on all of my local network and not only the VLAN ID 10.

  Any idea? ...

  This seems to be a limitation of the firmware 1.0.3.5. Firmware 1.0.4.x will support the rules on access inter - VLAN, which I hope, can be used to restrict traffic VLAN by default your VLAN ID 10.

• Licensing of Port on a MSE8000 can be converted to a virtual server of TP?

  I have a client with a MSE8000 with 80 port licenses and 2 x 8420 blades.

  They would like to go virtual; is there a provision for transforming these port licenses screen for a telepresence virtual server licenses?

  Thank you

  David

  The only way that you can convert the MCU licenses Telepresence license server is if you have a 5300 MCU series or MCU MSE 8510 blade, and it is through the process of installing the server TP on the MCU software, because the hardware can support.

• Activation of Windows still necessary even if the virtual server on the same hardware to restore

  Hello, I hope someone can answer this.

  Our virtual machine running vmware server ESX 3i 3.5.0 has 2 hard drives, datastore1 and datastore2.   All of our virtual servers are stored in datastore2.   Our hard disk with the datastore2 crashed and he had to be replaced.    We have backups of our virtual servers in datastore2 virtual appliance.

  To solve the problem, we replaced the hard drive crashed and then restored by using the virtual appliance backups, once restored, we noticed that the Windows 2008 requires that the activation of the licenses.

  My question is why does windows need activation when we restored the virtual server for the same hardware? The only thing that has changed is the hard drive.

  Thanks for any help on this issue.

  Export/import unfortunately OVFs does not have an option (at least I'm not aware) to maintain these settings. What you can do - when exporting the virtual machine as an OVF - also download the machine virtual . VMX and .vmxf files. After re - import the OVF, remove it the ESXi host inventory, download the two * .vmx files and add the virtual machine to inventory. -Once asked if you copied or moved the VM on the first power-select "I moved it.

  André

• 4 virtual servers in a single physical Machine with a physical LAN card, how possible to assign 4 different unique to each virtual server IP address?

  Can someone tell me please, that each server Machine should have an IP address of seprtae to connect the client computers. If we have 4 Server virtual machines in VMware in a physical server with a LAN card with only a MAC address. How can assign us the same IP address to all computers in Virtual Server 4? While we need four IP addresses of different/seprate for each server computer to connect to client computers. can someone explain to me please. (will be greate if you can give me a few examples). Thanks in advance.

  You will need four different IP for each virtual machine, and each VM will have a different MAC address generated automatically by vSphere.

  Assuming you are using vSphere, I highly recommend you take a look at this document: http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/virtual_networking_concepts.pdf

• Advantages/disadvantages of moving data to a virtual server Vcenter

  What are the advantages/disadvantages of the passage of our database of Vcenter 2.5 on the physical server to our virtual server to SQL 2005?

  Thank you

  the only con I can think of is that your VCDB breaks down, the fact vCenter.  However, as a virtual machine running your VCDB isn't a bad thing.  After all, you can take advantage of the DRS/HA.  One thing I would do is create a rule of DRS, if you run vCenter as a virtual machine, to keep the VCDB and vCenter VM together but also to set a priority of restarting at the top for two virtual machines.

  .. .and of course make sure that you back up your VCDB and perform adequate maintenance

• vCenter is virtual server - how to upgrade ESX host?

  Our vCenter server is a virtual server.  I've been thinking how to run update manager on the host ESX, vCenter is sitting on.   The only thing I can think of is to use the VMware Converter stand alone app and move the vCenter server to another ESX host and then start vCenter / Manager Update on the new ESX host to update the original ESX host.

  Is there an easier way?

  you have a shared storage?  If so, go to the host computer running the vCenter VM on, turned off, make a note of the data store that it is, remove the inventory, go to another host, browse the data store, find the vmx file, right-click "add to the inventory.

  .. .or you can use VMware Converter to move the VM vCenter.  Another way would be to turn off the VM vCenter and do the upgrade using the CLI interface.

  Post edited by: Troy Clavell - missed a step (out of stock)

• Creating a virtual server connected to the outside world

  I currently have a server running on a fedora 12 VM Workstation VM. I want to access the server from outside of the virtual machine, but for a reason, even not the host computer will have access to the virtual server. Is it possible to route the network cards so that when someone outside the VM workstation tries to access the server VM, they can just go directly on the server instead of getting blocked by network adapters?

  Set up networks bridged and point it at your card of ethernet connected to the internet. If you have a router with NAT (like 99.9% of office configurations), you will need to forward individual ports if you want to be exposed to the public internet. If you are happy to expose it only within your local network, you don't have to redirect ports.

  Using network bridge, the virtual machine has its own IP address, whether on the public internet (in the case of no NAT) or on your local network (in the case of NAT). The scope of the IP address assigned is exactly her same as that assigned to the host computer - so if the host has an Internet IP, you need to configure one, or to have assigned via a DHCP server for your virtual machine as well. OTOH, if your host is behind a NAT, it probably has a DHCP server that puts an IP address in the range of 192.168.x.x for your virtual machine, automatically.

• How to start vritual machine on vSphere virtual server

  Hi all

  I would like to start the virtual machine on vsphere virtual server. Unfortunatelly when I try to start it I see the message:

  "You can not on virtual machine in the virtual machine.

  I found a solution on google but only worked for vSphere4 virtual server.

  Thanks in advance

  Artur

  Always the same answer. You must edit the .vmx for your servers files virtual vSphere.

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• Problems of mouse after the conversion of a hard drive file virtual Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 for ESXi 3.5

  Today I used VMWare Converter 3.0.3 to convert a file evaluation VHD Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition SP2 (Virtual Server 2005) ESXi 3.5. It seems to work without error. However, I have a pending issue. In other words, based on the results of pilot of "VMware Pointing Device" in my being rooted at the bottom right of the Virtual Console of the mouse. The mouse buttons seem to work, but the mouse itself will not move. I have VMware Tools installed and that you have reinstalled them several times, just in case. If I change the mouse driver to the driver "mouse Compatible PS/2", it works, sort of. It moves around the screen and the same slides perfectly in and out of the console window, as you'd like. However, it is jerky. Hardware acceleration is maximum. The video driver and all the other features seem to work perfectly.

  I converted a Windows 2008 VHD and it worked well.

  If I do a new installation of Windows 2003, it works perfectly, mouse and all. If the problem seems to be limited to a hard drive Windows 2003 virtual conversion. I don't have a Windows 2003 machine to test if the importation which would have the same bug or not.

  A very similar discussion was due in a previous thread several years ago http://communities.vmware.com/thread/36507.

  Any help to fix this annoying bug would be appreciated.

  Thanks in advance

  Normally uninstall us the services that we believe may conflict with VMware devices (such as mouse), so that these problems do not occur. But just to be sure, it would be nice if you could 'uninstall' as suggested CONTINIUM and see if that makes a difference. An only problem here, is that you will not be able to uninstall the present of the VMware VM and you may need to uninstall this VS VM before proceeding with the conversion.

  You can also see if this helps: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1002239

  Post edited by: paragsha

• Alternative to IIS6.0 as SMTP virtual server

  Hi all

  My company does a cloud-based mail filtering and our last jump internally is fundamentally a vanilla Windows server with IIS6.0 enabled for SMTP delivery to our customers, a receiving SMTP is used by our system to capture logging to a database for our customer portal. A similar setup is used to deliver outgoing messages for customers who use us for the relay.

  We have been asked on the TLS delivery, but not all customers want to implement and if I understand correctly, IIS6.0 essentially deals with TLS as an all or nothing, there is no other opportunistic choice.

  Is there another solution that I can use? Preference is another function/role I can activate the virtual SMTP service, or a complement of standard Windows that we can always use with SMTP sink for our logging.

  EDIT *.

  Posted in TechNet, here:

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/d9637c6a-87de-4A53-bdf8-abcf70ff3c6d/alternative-to-iis60-as-SMTP-Virtual-Server?Forum=winserversetup

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
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• I would take my existing Server 2008 and upgrade to Server 2012 and the purchase of a virtual server in a data center

  Original title:

  Virtualization server 2012

  I got too many answers to this question. I need the correct answer before buying any CALs galore.

  I would take my existing Server 2008 and upgrade to Server 2012 and the purchase of a virtual server in a data center. I have 25 computers that need to communicate with the server throughout the day, all the different machines. I want to know the best option without breaking the Bank. I permit the data center included in the package to my server.

  Try asking in the Windows Server forum:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

• can I install virtual server 2005 R2 on windows vista family 32-bit

  Hello

  Please can you tell me if I can install virtual server 2005 R2 on windows vista 32-bit family, because I'm trying to do, but an error apears "virtual server not supported by windows vista" knowing I have install all IIS services

  Please give me a solution

  Thank you

  Hello Me force,

  I suggest posting your question on our TechNet forums located here:
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/cc150661
  Thank you!