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Install Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 on Windows 2008 (Full)

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 05/06/2008
From: "PG" <*@*.*>
Message:

Hi everyone,

I sucessfully installed Virtual Server on Windows 2008 (and before you ask
why not use hyper-V, it's because it's windows 32bit not 64bit), the problem
is when I try and access a virtual machine through IE using port 5900, it
displays a blank page saying "RFB 003.006 " this happens when accessing from
the server itself, and from the client computers. If I use VMRC client it
works fine both from the server and from the clients, and if I use the
remote control fucntion from the administration website it works fine also.
So my only problem is accessing the vm's using IE:
http://virtualserver:5900

I activated VMRC server on the administration website using port 5900, left
authentication in automatic, the tcp/ip is "All unassigned", and activated
multiple VMRC connections.

I also installed IIS with all the features just to make sure that nothing
that virtual server needed was missing. but still no luck.

Has anyone seen this message before "RFB 003.006 " ? What does it mean?
Can someone help me out?

Thanks in advance..

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Re: Install Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 on Windows 2008 (Full)

Sent: 05/07/2008
From: "PG" <*@*.*>
Message:

Could this be related to VS2005 not changing something in IIS7 when I
activate the VMRC server??
I installed IIS7 with all the options, but i'm not sure if VS2005 works well
with it...

Any ideas?

"PG" <*@*.*> wrote in message news:(email address - cut out)...

Show quoted text

> Hi everyone,
>
> I sucessfully installed Virtual Server on Windows 2008 (and before you ask
> why not use hyper-V, it's because it's windows 32bit not 64bit), the
> problem is when I try and access a virtual machine through IE using port
> 5900, it displays a blank page saying "RFB 003.006 " this happens when
> accessing from the server itself, and from the client computers. If I use
> VMRC client it works fine both from the server and from the clients, and
> if I use the remote control fucntion from the administration website it
> works fine also.
> So my only problem is accessing the vm's using IE:
> http://virtualserver:5900
>
> I activated VMRC server on the administration website using port 5900,
> left authentication in automatic, the tcp/ip is "All unassigned", and
> activated multiple VMRC connections.
>
> I also installed IIS with all the features just to make sure that nothing
> that virtual server needed was missing. but still no luck.
>
> Has anyone seen this message before "RFB 003.006 " ? What does it mean?
> Can someone help me out?
>
> Thanks in advance..
>
>
>

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