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...main Controller. We've come across the following issues and request some suggestions to resolve them - The migration didn't generate DNS entries for the new realm. We had to manually create a new zone file (/var/cache/bind) for the new realm. Only then we were able to promote the Server2008 R2 as the DC. Is this an expected outcome post migration? - Similarly, the dhcpd.conf file exhibited the same outcome as above. - When we added a new machine to the domain, it didn't update the DNS record in the Samba box. The machine joins to the domain but there is no DNS...

...or owners DEMLAND\ras and ias servers DEMLAND\allowed rodc password replication group DEMLAND\denied rodc password replication group DEMLAND\read-only domain controllers DEMLAND\enterprise read-only domain controllers DEMLAND\dnsadmins DEMLAND\dnsupdateproxy DEMLAND\sqlservermssqlserveradhelperuser$server2008 DEMLAND\sqlserver2005sqlbrowseruser$server2008 DEMLAND\copsshuser DEMLAND\vpn users DEMLAND\linuxadmins Yet I cannot access the shared folder on my Linux system. The smbclinet does: root at ubuntu-server:/home/daved/AddToDCScripts# smbclient /192.168.42.163/home/public -U daved Enter daved's...

...drive_opts (g, diskFile,GUESTFS_ADD_DRIVE_OPTS_FORMAT, "raw",-1); guestfs_launch (g) char **roots = guestfs_inspect_os (g); guestfs_inspect_os returns NULL, guestfs_last_error(g) returns message above. And guestfs_last_errno(g) returns 0. However this same code works fine with a Server2008 image and an XP image. I copied the verbose output to pastebin: http://pastebin.com/U9Jb6JwH Suggestions?

...across the following > issues and request some suggestions to resolve them > > > - The migration didn't generate DNS entries for the new > realm. We had to manually create a new zone file (/var/cache/bind) for > the new realm. Only then we were able to promote the Server2008 > R2 as the DC. Is this an expected outcome post migration? I think you have not understood how AD DNS works. It won't create a zone file, it will create entries in the replicated DB that you can see over LDAP. By default the internal DNS server is used, but a DLZ plugin for bind9 can als...

...e across the following > issues and request some suggestions to resolve them > > > - The migration didn't generate DNS entries for the new > realm. We had to manually create a new zone file (/var/cache/bind) > for the new realm. Only then we were able to promote the Server2008 > R2 as the DC. Is this an expected outcome post migration? > > - Similarly, the dhcpd.conf file exhibited the same outcome > as above. > > - When we added a new machine to the domain, it didn't > update the DNS record in the Samba box. The machine join...

...e across the following > issues and request some suggestions to resolve them > > > - The migration didn't generate DNS entries for the new > realm. We had to manually create a new zone file (/var/cache/bind) > for the new realm. Only then we were able to promote the Server2008 > R2 as the DC. Is this an expected outcome post migration? I think you have not understood how AD DNS works. It won't create a zone file, it will create entries in the replicated DB that you can see over LDAP. By default the internal DNS server is used, but a DLZ plugin for bind9 can als...

...ome across the following > issues and request some suggestions to resolve them > > > - The migration didn't generate DNS entries for the new > realm. We had to manually create a new zone file (/var/cache/bind) > for the new realm. Only then we were able to promote the Server2008 > R2 as the DC. Is this an expected outcome post migration? > > - Similarly, the dhcpd.conf file exhibited the same outcome > as above. > > - When we added a new machine to the domain, it didn't > update the DNS record in the Samba box. The machine joins...

...ome across the following > issues and request some suggestions to resolve them > > > - The migration didn't generate DNS entries for the new > realm. We had to manually create a new zone file (/var/cache/bind) > for the new realm. Only then we were able to promote the Server2008 > R2 as the DC. Is this an expected outcome post migration? > > - Similarly, the dhcpd.conf file exhibited the same outcome > as above. > > - When we added a new machine to the domain, it didn't > update the DNS record in the Samba box. The machine joins...

...nd the other using cpu3, and one using a physical disk and the other a virtual one. 2008: kernel = "/usr/lib/xen/boot/hvmloader" builder=''hvm'' memory = 1024 # Should be at least 2KB per MB of domain memory, plus a few MB per vcpu. shadow_memory = 8 name = "server2008" vfb = [ ''type=vnc,vncdisplay=10,vncpasswd=xxxx'' ] vif = [ ''mac=00:16:3E:33:5E:F6, bridge=xenbr0'' ] acpi = 1 apic = 1 disk = [ ''phy:/dev/md3,hda,w'' ] device_model = ''/usr/lib64/xen/bin/qemu-dm'' #--------------...

Hi folks - I have the XCP Xen Cloud iso version .5 and am trying to us this as a boot cd an AMD opteron 8354 based server. The boot CD seems to be stuck at "ISOLINUX 3.53 0x4c2b0b05 Copyright etc.." I have compared the md5 sum of the downloaded ISO to the one on the site and they match, I have also tried 3 different CD''s. Unfortunately I do not have another server to try.

Parsing config from server2008.cfg xc: info: VIRTUAL MEMORY ARRANGEMENT: Loader: 0000000000100000->000000000019ddf0 TOTAL: 0000000000000000->000000001f800000 ENTRY ADDRESS: 0000000000100000 xc: info: PHYSICAL MEMORY ALLOCATION: 4KB PAGES: 0x0000000000000200 2MB PAGES: 0x00000000000000fb 1GB PAGES...

Dear All, I am sorry for this post if at all i used the wrong forum but I guess someone out there will be there to advise me and help me out and would be really apprecite and be grateful i have new to xen and has setup my first virtual machine I have a centos 5.5 xen server working perfect and have installed a virtual 2008 server and its working fine . Actually i created the virtual machine in