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Strange problem with Vm after migrating to Hyper-V

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 04/02/2009
From: Joe
Message:

Hello,
I have a strange issue with a virtual machine. This VM is running W2K03 Web
edition, hosting two web sites (using host headers for separation). the VM
has been running for several years on Virtual Server 2005, I am trying to
migrate it to Hyper-V. I can migrate the VM, install the Hyper-V additions,
etc. without any problems. I can't access the second web site however. The
primary site comes up ok, but any access to the second site comes back as
404, Page not Found. No configuration changes were made (other than what was
done to migrate the VM, and they aren't any errors in the event log. I have
tried to access the site from the VM itself as well as remote machines. Any
ideas?

thanks,
Joe

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RE: Strange problem with Vm after migrating to Hyper-V

Sent: 04/02/2009
From: Joe
Message:

**** Never mind **** <g>
The problem turned out to be the remote admin tools from the VS platform.
When they were removed from the VM under Hyper-V, the uninstall changed the
allowed web server extensions, disabling .asp pages.
Joe

"Joe" wrote:

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> Hello,
> I have a strange issue with a virtual machine. This VM is running W2K03 Web
> edition, hosting two web sites (using host headers for separation). the VM
> has been running for several years on Virtual Server 2005, I am trying to
> migrate it to Hyper-V. I can migrate the VM, install the Hyper-V additions,
> etc. without any problems. I can't access the second web site however. The
> primary site comes up ok, but any access to the second site comes back as
> 404, Page not Found. No configuration changes were made (other than what was
> done to migrate the VM, and they aren't any errors in the event log. I have
> tried to access the site from the VM itself as well as remote machines. Any
> ideas?
>
> thanks,
> Joe

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