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Which version of Hyper-V should I choose?

Rob’s Ragg…. Tech Talk & Cool Toys for Grown up Boys & Girls — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 01:41:07 GMT

I’ve talked to a lot of partners about Hyper-V, and the same question always comes up.  Which version

re: How do I make my Server 2008 (or R2) a router?

rwagg — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 04:53:50 GMT

Chris,

I'd like to understand more details about what you are doing here, but it sounds like you have all of your internal VMs on the 192 network and you are using your host as a router so these VMs can communicate on your corporate network. The problem with the trying to access your VMs from your corporate network can be an issue. I don't know exactly what's going on, I'd like more detail, but your external computers trying to access your VMs need some way to find them. Your corporate DNS server does not know about these VMs so external machines cannot resolve the VMs by name. Also since the 192 subnet is not really "routable", you can't ping a 192 network from your corporate network since your routers don't know where they are located.

Your situation does not surprise me since your host is not only acting as a router, but a NAT gateway as well.

Drop me a note and let's see if we can brain storm about this. My email address is rwagg AT Microsoft

re: How do I make my Server 2008 (or R2) a router?

Chris Curatolo — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 03:46:54 GMT

I am limited in my lab environment. I am confgiuring a Test Citrix Essentials for hyper-v Lab environment on my 2008 R2 Server. I also have RRAS (NAT only) configured on my host.

All of my vms in SCVMM r2 point to the NIC that was created on the hyper-v host for its gateway. My vms are all able to utilize external resources, and my host is able to communicate to all internal resources, but what I cannot seem to nail down is how to have external resources outside of my R2 host to communicate with the internal resources on my hyper-v internal network.

I cannot figure out how to enable routing to my 192 network and still keep it fenced so I can have resources like WINS and DHCP running with out impacting my corporate network, any assitance would be greatly appreciated.

thank you,

Chris Curatolo

Citrix Engineer

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