Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 정식 버전 출시

드디어 Virtual Server 2005 R2의 SP1이 나왔습니다.
하지만 Seamless 라는 단어가 없습니다... 급 실망입니다...
아직까지 Virtual PC 2007 수준의 인터페이스는 무리인가 봅니다.
빨리 집에가서 설치해 봐야 겠습니다...^^

근대 Intel VT 랑 AMD-V CPU를 사용하는 서버는 언제 나오는건지...;; 제가 못 찾은건지...
서버를 구매할려는데 없네요...;;

출처 : http://blogs.msdn.com/virtual_pc_guy/archive/2007/06/11/virtual-server-2005-r2-sp1-now-available.aspx

다운로드 : http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/eval/virtualserver/default.mspx

Change	Description
Hardware-assisted virtualization	Supports both Intel Virtualization Technology (Intel VT) and AMD Virtualization (AMD-V) hardware-assisted virtualization.
VHD Mount Command-line Tool and APIs	Provides the ability to mount a virtual hard disk file (.vhd file) as a virtual disk device on another operating system.
Support for Volume Shadow Copy Service	Allows back-up of Virtual Server and its running virtual machines without needing to install backup agents inside the guest operating system of the virtual machines.
Larger default size for dynamically expanding virtual hard disks	The default size for dynamically expanding virtual hard disks has been changed from 16 GB to 127 GB, making the VHD file format even more useful for enterprise production, test, and disaster-recovery workloads.
Support for greater than 64 virtual machines on x64-based hosts	Virtual Server can run more than 64 virtual machines on x64-based hosts. The 64 virtual machine limit remains when running on 32-bit hosts.
Host clustering step-by-step guide	Host clustering allows you to extend the high-availability benefits of clustering to non-cluster-aware applications and workloads.
Virtual SCSI fix for Linux guests	This fix resolves an issue some customers encountered when trying to install certain Linux distributions inside a virtual machine on the emulated SCSI bus.
VMRC ActiveX control and Internet Explorer Security Zones	The Virtual Machine Remote Control (VMRC) ActiveX control now uses the security zone information in Internet Explorer to determine whether to prompt you for your credentials when you load the control.
Service Publication using Active Directory Service Connection Points	Virtual Server service now publishes its binding information in Active Directory as a Service Connection Point (SCP) object.