Virtual Server 2003 Issue! Access Denied- Admin web screen !!

[James Woo via SQLMonster.com]

Hi All

I am getting an access denied message when I launch the Virtual Server
administration screen, however I can connect through the Virtual Machine
remote connectivity without any problems. Please help, I upgraded my memory
and need to change setting though Virtual Server Adminitration screen.

Is there a way around this issue!
Thank you in advance,
James

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[Simon Hayes]

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Hi All

I am getting an access denied message when I launch the Virtual Server
administration screen, however I can connect through the Virtual Machine
remote connectivity without any problems. Please help, I upgraded my
memory
and need to change setting though Virtual Server Adminitration screen.

Is there a way around this issue!
Thank you in advance,
James

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http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;887491
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;888749
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;891609

If that doesn't help, I suggest you post in a Virtual Server group, if one
exists, or perhaps a more general Windows Server group.

Simon

[James Woo via SQLMonster.com]

It did not work, however, I uninstalled Virtual Server and Reinstalled it
on same machine. It is a great product in that it picked up my image, that
I had on the Host, and went back to doing all i was doing on it without a
hitch. Admin screen works like a charm now, however, I still did not know
what affected it with the "accfess Denied " message. I had Windows 2003
Server, Sql server 2000, Analysis Services, Reporting Services, Visusal
Studio, etc..... But i still do not know how to avoid uninstaling when I
get the "Acess denied from the Admin web Screen.

James

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[James Woo via SQLMonster.com]

Simon, Thank you for the links, it does shed some light on what may have
happened. I hopefully do not have to try to deal with this issue again, but
at least uninstalling VirtualServer 2003 and installing it again picks up
whatever image I had on before the unistall, since configuration files are
not deleted when uninstalling takes place.
Many thanks for the links again.

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