SBS 2003 R2 & Virtual PC
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From: mark-docendo on 5 May 2010 13:57 Thanks Guys For some reason ive only just been able to see these awnsers - They simply werent displayed until now!!! Mark "Les Connor [SBS MVP]" wrote: > It can work :-). > > Allthough I wouldn't condone using the server as a workstation - OWA works > fine ;-). > > -- > ----------------------------------------------- > Les Connor [SBS MVP] > > "Simon" <simon(a)boolean-it.co.uk-remove.co.uk> wrote in message > news:OA7by0M3KHA.4540(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > > Mark, > > > > I have a customer with SBS2003 R2 using this type of setup. 3 Guys, only > > ever one in the office so there is one desktop and 2 Virtual XP boxes > > living on the server via virtual server 2005. It's been running fine for > > almost 2 years now. I over spec'd the processor and put in the max 4gb of > > ram. > > If you are going to do it use irtual server as that way it can be told to > > start the virtual machines after a reboot. > > Join the virtual PCs to the domain as normal then they will just appear as > > available PCs on RWW and keep him off the server. > > Simon > > > > mark-docendo wrote: > >> Can anyone advise? > >> > >> I have client that uses sbs and finds the VPN link too slow - Therefore > >> he uses RD to the server and works on that as though it was a workstation > >> (Not good I know but we are only talking about a very small firm with 5 > >> Users) > >> Problem is he cant get his email as I will not let him load outlook onto > >> server. > >> I was going to look at having a virtual PC running on server so he can RD > >> to server then run the Virtual XP PC from their - Thus running outlook. > >> > >> Is this best way and if so should I use Virtual PC 2007 or something > >> else? > >> > >> Any advice would be greatly appreciated. > >> > >> THANKS > >> > >> MARK > > . > |