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Some newbie Virutal Server questions

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 10/25/2009
From: Scott <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Hi, all,

I'm running Windows 7 (Pro edition) on my laptop.

I wanted to run SharePoint 2007 on my laptop, and so I pulled down the
MOSS 2007 VHD from Microsoft, and installed the latest version of
Virtual Server.

I'm able to launch Virtual Server and load SharePoint - while using VMRC.

I have 2 questions:

First, from my host operating system (using Win 7), can I simply open a
browse windows and access the same Sharepoint Server that I currently
access by using VMRC? (In other words, instead of opening VMRC and
specifying vmrc://MyHostPC:5900/WIN03_MOSS, is there any way I can open
a regular brower in my host enviornment and access the MOSS server
inside the VM?)

Second...if the Virtual Server has a SQL database inside it, can I use
SQL Management Studio on the outside (in my host operating system) to
access a database inside the virtual server?

Thanks...

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Re: Some newbie Virutal Server questions

Sent: 10/26/2009
From: "Bill Grant" <not.available@online>
Message:

"Scott" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
news:(email address - cut out)...

That really depends on how you have networking configured in the vm. If
you want it to behave like another server on your LAN you need to set it up
that way. Shut down the vm and modify the network settings to link through
the physical NIC in the host.

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> Hi, all,
>
> I'm running Windows 7 (Pro edition) on my laptop.
>
> I wanted to run SharePoint 2007 on my laptop, and so I pulled down the
> MOSS 2007 VHD from Microsoft, and installed the latest version of Virtual
> Server.
>
> I'm able to launch Virtual Server and load SharePoint - while using VMRC.
>
> I have 2 questions:
>
> First, from my host operating system (using Win 7), can I simply open a
> browse windows and access the same Sharepoint Server that I currently
> access by using VMRC? (In other words, instead of opening VMRC and
> specifying vmrc://MyHostPC:5900/WIN03_MOSS, is there any way I can open a
> regular brower in my host enviornment and access the MOSS server inside
> the VM?)
>
> Second...if the Virtual Server has a SQL database inside it, can I use SQL
> Management Studio on the outside (in my host operating system) to access a
> database inside the virtual server?
>
> Thanks...

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