Worked like a charm

Thanks
--
Hany Eskarous
CSC Global, Australia


"JoaquinT" wrote:

> Dude - I just had this problem and this took care of it...
>
> Under Virtual Server, click Server Properties.
> Click Virtual Machine Remote Control (VMRC) Server.
> In the TCP/IP address list, click (All unassigned), and then click OK.
>
> I actually had the physical IP in there instead of ALL UNASSIGNED.. as soon
> as I did that.. BINGO..
>
> "Guillermo Delprato" wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > "Richard Cardona" wrote:
> >
> > > Guillermo Delprato wrote:
> > > > I had installed VServer 2005 EE R2 SP1 on Vista.
> > > > I had created some virtual machines that I used many times
> > > >
> > > > Now, I go to VServer administration site, turn-on a virtual machine, but
> > > > when I like to connect to they I received "No Connection", and I cannot
> > > > remote control the machine.
> > >
> > > VMRC is not enabled by default in Server Properties, check that fist. If
> > > you are viewing VMRC in the web UI admin you may need to select allow
> > > multiple connections for the standalone VMRC client to work as well.
> > >
> >
> > Thank you Richard, but I double checked this, VRMC is enabled
> > I used virtual machines many times, I don't change anything (I think ;-))
> > but unexpectly I had received the No Connection window.
> >
> > I think in unistall and reinstall VServer, but I'm not sure if the problem
> > may be from VServer or IIS
> >
> > I know that VServer and Vista don't work as "friends" :-)
> > It was hard to configure VServer and IIS to don't ask every window for
> > authentication.
> > May be the problem is from this?
> >
> > Any idea to investigate will be apreciated