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create VM from a captured windows server

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 10/12/2005
From: "Ashraf Samy" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Hi all,
i tried to capture a windows server then apply it on a Microsoft Virtual
machine using VSMT for testing purposes.
captured image is fine, the problem exists when running the automatically
generated file "NewVirtualMachine_CreateVM.cmd".

please find hereunder the result:

*****************************************************
Create Virtual Machine: SourceServer on HostServer
Executing VMClient on remote machine: HostServer
===>Remote job output:45
VSMT Installed on: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft VSMT\"
executing: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft
VSMT\"vmclient.exe -nologo:True -nodebug:True -name:"SourceServer" -vmCreate:True
-vmConfigPath:"\\10.43.131.118\d$\VM-image" -vmMemory:"254"
CreateVirtualMachine:SourceServer with memory:254MB
Name: SourceServer
Status: Not Initialized
GUID:
Memory: 254 MB
MAC[0]: 00-03-FF-0C-C3-4D
VMClient.exe returned 0

<===Remote job output
Remove all NICs so as to start with no nics
Executing VMClient on remote machine: HostServer
===>Remote job output:46
VSMT Installed on: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft VSMT\"
executing: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft
VSMT\"vmclient.exe -nologo:True -nodebug:True -name:"SourceServer" -removeVirtualNic:True
-mac:"00-00-00-00-00-00"
Removing Nic from SourceServer
Removing NIC 000000000000
VMClient.exe returned 0

<===Remote job output
Adding Network Card with MAC:00096BB4C534. Corresponding source device
MAC:00096BB4C534
Executing VMClient on remote machine: HostServer
===>Remote job output:47
VSMT Installed on: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft VSMT\"
executing: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft
VSMT\"vmclient.exe -nologo:True -nodebug:True -name:"SourceServer" -addVirtualNic:True
-mac:"00096BB4C534" -hostNetwork:"VM0"
Adding Nic to SourceServer
Adding NIC 00-09-6B-B4-C5-34
Error: Virtual network:"VM0" not found on virtual server host.
Error: Result Code: 3
VMClient.exe returned 3

<===Remote job output
Error: Result Code: 8
Error occured, Cleaning up.:(8)
release control of device SourceServer
remove device SourceServer
Delete Virtual Machine:SourceServer on HostServer

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