Discussion:
VMWare on domain computer
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kitasoo
2005-10-17 08:38:47 UTC
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Hi All,

I'm using VMWare Worstation 5.0 on host computer(XP - sp2) connected to
domain. When I start guest system if I'm connected to domain network I
have the problem with performance. When i try to write some code and
make test on guest machine (example try to write a text I got two
duplicated sumbols, any response form kaybord is awfull). Sometimes
guest system is making slower and I have to wait some minutes for the
response.

I don't have that problem if i'm not connected to domain. Have anyone
the same problem. Any ideas, will be helpfull. Maybe some domain right
should be changed.

Thanks for help,

Chris
Conan the barbarian
2005-10-18 23:38:44 UTC
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Why in gods creation would you ever install VMware on a Domain
Controller in the first place? Just curious?
Post by kitasoo
Hi All,
I'm using VMWare Worstation 5.0 on host computer(XP - sp2) connected to
domain. When I start guest system if I'm connected to domain network I
have the problem with performance. When i try to write some code and
make test on guest machine (example try to write a text I got two
duplicated sumbols, any response form kaybord is awfull). Sometimes
guest system is making slower and I have to wait some minutes for the
response.
I don't have that problem if i'm not connected to domain. Have anyone
the same problem. Any ideas, will be helpfull. Maybe some domain right
should be changed.
Thanks for help,
Chris
kitasoo
2005-10-19 08:20:43 UTC
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In gods, I haven't install VMWare on Domain Controler, but on cumpuer
connected to the domain, as I have writen in first sentence. There is a
bit difference, have I right?
For feature use read it carefully:-).

When computer is connected to corporate network than I have problems
with performance on guest systems, and expecialy (what make me angry)
with typing.
Problem occures when computer is connected to the corporate network,
and dosen't when is other local networks.

Yes, I have installed VMTools on guest

In corporate we use TrandMicro (Antivirus). Maybe it will be helpful
also.

Chris

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