TABLE OF CONTENTS Machine setupC9OK; Server compatibilityC9OK; ADS runningC9OK; everything is running, but still problems come up. That s why we wrote this chapter, to provide you with the information to troubleshoot problems, organized by technique. Enjoy and solve the problems.
In this section, we go over troubleshooting for the Virtual Server 2005 R2 itself. While this is not an exhaustive list of problems you may encounter, these tips and tricks should be helpful when dealing with problems in the following areas:
Virtual Server Administration Web Site
Virtual Server Settings
Virtual Machine Performance Issues
The bulk of the administrative functions and troubleshooting you will perform in Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 will be done through the Virtual Server Administration Web site. This section will go over what to do when the Administration Web site is the problem.
You ve got your shiny new Virtual Server loaded and all ready to go and you launch the Administration Web site only to be confronted with the dreaded LsaLogonUser() failed! error (see Figure 9.1).
You likely won t see this error unless you ve set up your virtual server as a member of a workgroup, rather than as a member of a domain. This error comes from the default settings of the Virtual Server Administration Web site to use Integrated Windows Authentication.
Domains. To Join or Not to Join?
One of the most important...
