I have windows 10 that has VMware. I installed windows server 2019 on it but I don't know how to connect to windows server from my machine, any help?
Ahmad,
If you created the Windows Server 2019 in Windows 10 the default path will be here.
your home directory/Documents/Virtual Machines
If you saved it else where it would have been during setup.
https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Fusion/11/com.vmware.fusion.using.doc/GUID-ECE9C823-8EE2-44AB-A72B-3C37B76F5193.html
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I've installed VS 2017 on Windows 7 machine and built the C++ project targeting 8.1 SDK, but the binaries are not starting on windows 7. The same works on Windows server 2016 and Windows 10 OS.
I had checked VC 2015 runtime is installed on both the windows server and windows 7 machine. And windows 8.1 SDK (as part of VS 2015?) is installed on my local machine running on Windows 7. Previously, I had Visual studio 2015 installed and the binaries used to work fine both on windows 7 and windows server.
I am not sure if the runtime dlls in windows\system32 are corrupted or changed due to VS 2017 installation.
PS: I noticed the same issue of exe not starting when running the newly installed firefox which comes with C-runtime dlls packed.
The problem turned out to be due to the use of the instruction set (AVX2) used by the dependency project, that wasn't available in the windows machine.
we have an application running on windows server 2003 which needs to be migrated to windows sever 2012. Is it possible to do the as is migration without actually updating the application. The application is currently scheduled in windows scheduler on windows server 2003. Also please suggest if we can achieve this with any migration tool.
VB6 applications should generally work without changes in all current Windows versions, including Server 2012 R2 and Windows 10. The official word at Support Statement for Visual Basic 6.0 on Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012, and Windows 10 is:
The Visual Basic team is committed to “It Just Works” compatibility for Visual Basic 6.0 applications on the following supported Windows operating systems: Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 including R2, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 including R2, and Windows 10.
Now, you mention that this particular app is currently scheduled in windows scheduler. There have been significant changes between Server 2003 (or Win XP) and 2012 (or Win 8.x) in areas of security, file/registry virtualization, UAC etc. If your app violates any of the new rules, then it may require an update - but that would be because of what it does, and not because it's written in VB6.
I've installed several .exe created in vb6 in Windows Server 2012 R2 without problem.
The only question was the use of an very old setup.exe for installing, that was replaced to using an setup.msi, but the .exe and .dll and even .ocx incuded in the solution all works.
c:\inetpub is there, but not the subdirectory: mailroot\
I recently installed a new HP server computer with Windows Server 2008 R2 Foundation pre-installed.
Should \mailroot\ automatically be installed, or is this a manual step?
It is needed for sending and receiving email to/from the web apps that I'm
hosting on the server; web apps written in Visual Basic 2010, etc.
I have my own Windows Server 2008 R2 server and I have no mailroot directory there either. I would assume that this is not an automatically installed component.
Perhaps How to: Install and Configure SMTP Virtual Servers in IIS will be of some help.
Hi
I know this question shoukd not be here . i tried this on the serverfault but not responded...! an yways my issue is :
I have the machine with installed the Windows 7 Enterprise N edition. I have installed the sql server 2008 also there . so can i install MOSS 2007 on such connfiguration? if not what should i do. i tried to install but showing not compitible prompt. what have to do? is wss3.0 already present in windows 7 like windows server 2003 ? I know i can do this by virtual PC installation , but i don't want right away to virtualize machine.
Nope. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 only installs on Windows Server operating systems from 2003 to 2008 R2.
I am a developer and have a XP laptop that I use to dev a SQL 2005 database and MSAccess 2003 frontend database as well as VS2003 website.
I want to upgrade to Win 7 using XP mode to install the software above. This is because I still want to install Office 2007 on Win7 etc.
Do you think XP mode on Win7 will be reliable enough for this? Also do all xp mode apps have to run in the xp mode window? Is it possible to access xp mode SQL db from Windows 7 mode?
Visual Studio .NET 2003 is not compatible with Windows 7 and would have to be run in XP Mode. Visual Studio 2005 will require Service Pack 1 to work properly as well. SQL Server 2005 will install without a problem at all.
The XP mode offered in Windows 7 is basically an integrated Windows Virtual PC. The XP mode can be reliable (if you think we can call XP reliable) but the performance of a virtual machine will always be lower comparing to a natively installed windows xp.
You can make the SQL db in the XP mode accessible from Windows 7, since XP Mode is essentially a virtual machine, you need to configure the database in the Virtual Machine to allow external connections to it as a database server.