Posts made by Alket_tux

@scottalanmiller so you are saying that it does not depend on the fact that the VM is virtualized,

@scottalanmiller yes i get that what i am asking is:
i have hyper v installed on my 4 processor server, on top of it i install a windows server 2012 r2 standart, i assign to it only one processor..
in this case i need only one licence ?

@scottalanmiller no it is not this is the reason i cannot understand why it is logging it.. i got 50 Gb in my server

Dialog issued for client-less session 114: Cannot create temporary file: C:\Users***\AppData\Local\Temp$tmp00720000.$$$.
The disk may be full.

i found the reason, but i cannot figure out why it is happening
any ideas?

@scottalanmiller yes i read that,, i am just a bit confused about the hyper v server core , and hyper v in windows server..

if i use Hyper v server core, how many licenses do i need, have you got a clue?

@scottalanmiller now i get it. thanks a lot

Hello,
is there any tool or log that can track memory in windows server 2012 r2, as in my case the memory was 100 %, the primary service that should take the memory and normally has the most memory does not... in this case it has 100 Mb of ram where usually it takes up to 6 GB.. and i cannot find the "Culprit"

any ideas?

@scottalanmiller said in windows server 2012 r2 licensing:

o VMs: You need TWO Standard Licenses.

so in the second case i need four licences
2 - for the 4 processor server
2- for the windows in the vm's

right?

@scottalanmiller i just said that in figurative manner..

i have another question though.. if i run a windows machine in hypervisor, how is licensing applied?
so i have a windows vm and i assign to it one processor, how do i pay for it's licence?

i just said that in figurative manner..

i have another question though.. if i run a windows machine in hypervisor, how is licensing applied?

hello,
i wanted to know about windows server licensig..
i know that it is based on processor, so one licence 2 processor..
now:
can i licence only 4 processors out of 8 that i have in my physical server?

thanks

@Dashrender as you can see from the picture, ping to host is not working

Hello guys,

sorry to bother you again,, but i just noticed something:
i have another xenserver host on my VirtualBox
and i can ping this other host from my guest vm inside xen host 1.. meaning:

Vbox = I
xenhost 1 = I.I
centos vm = I.I.I
xen host 2 = I.II
and centos can ping I.I

here is a picture for better understanding.. thannks

hello guys,
what if i tried to enable second interface in Vbox.. can you give some help to add the second nic to xenbr1.

https://toic.org/blog/2008/multiple-network-interfaces-in-xen/
i read this but i do not have /etc/xen/scripts/network-bridge in xenserver 7

any ideas?

@Dashrender it must be the same, as my /etc/resolv.conf is the same in XenServer and in Centos

@Dashrender yes it is getting the ip form my LAN DHCP but it cannot ping the default gateway..

i turned off iptables on both Xen Host and Centos Guest machine,, but no success

yes it is getting the ip form my LAN DHCP but it cannot ping the default gateway..

I managed to get the Centos guest vm inside Xen to get an IP address but still it does not ping google

@Dashrender windows vm is in vbox, as you cannot create windows vm's in xen nested in vbox because they require HVM mode