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The purpose of this page is for us to go over the most frequently
asked questions and have you the visitors ask and answer them.
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Yes, Standard, Enterprise and Data Center Editions of Windows Server 2008.
x64 platform with hardware assisted virtualization technology from Intel VT or AMD-V (and lots of RAM memory plus plenty of storage space on a fast n-core CPU machine).
Yes. Besides 32-bit guest operating system (virtual machines), 64-bit is now supported.
This has been replaced by the improved Windows Server virtualization Integration Components. Virtual Machine Additions must first be uninstalled if present.
Workaround is to add a legacy network adapter to the VM. In WSv, the network adapter seen by the guest OS is not an emulated device (DEC/Intel 21140 Ethernet adapter). It is an entirely new, high performance, purely synthetic device available as part of the Windows Server virtualization Integration Components call Microsoft VMBus Network Adapter.
WSv supports Volume Shadow Services (VSS) natively, meaning no downtime for backup is needed.
Yes. For more information, search my blog post for “Windows Server 2008 in Windows Server 2003 Active Directory”.
No. Only an upgrade from Windows Server 2003 is possible.
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