Griff
2004-11-02 12:34:15 UTC
I have created a pair of Windows 2000 virtual machines that form two
physical tiers in an n-tiered application. They are designed to go on the
same host, and communicate between each other using a dedicated virtual
switch. I've added the relevant IP addresses to this link and configured
the relative memory allocation.
The idea is that I use these two machines as templates.
So, I install the entire copy of each server, starting each up under GSX 3.1
(Windows 2000), I give each a new UUID and (with the network cards
unconnected) use NEWSID.EXE to create new machine names and a new SID.
One of the physical tiers has IIS installed with SMTP. However, after
running NEWSID.EXE, I have to un-install/re-install the SMTP module. When
ever the machine re-boots, the SMTP server takes an age to re-start and
generally seems a little "screwy".
Anyone come across something similar?
Thanks
Griff
physical tiers in an n-tiered application. They are designed to go on the
same host, and communicate between each other using a dedicated virtual
switch. I've added the relevant IP addresses to this link and configured
the relative memory allocation.
The idea is that I use these two machines as templates.
So, I install the entire copy of each server, starting each up under GSX 3.1
(Windows 2000), I give each a new UUID and (with the network cards
unconnected) use NEWSID.EXE to create new machine names and a new SID.
One of the physical tiers has IIS installed with SMTP. However, after
running NEWSID.EXE, I have to un-install/re-install the SMTP module. When
ever the machine re-boots, the SMTP server takes an age to re-start and
generally seems a little "screwy".
Anyone come across something similar?
Thanks
Griff