CF9 Standard on virtual server

I have 3 boxes, each running CF9 standard(I purchased 3 standard licenses).
Can I virtualize these 3 boxes onto one box and still use my 3 CF9 standard licenses on each virtual instance?

Nope, sorry, you can't do this with CF9 Standard. Enterprise Only.

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Hello,
I recently purchased a mac mini server (with snow leopard server) and will be using it to host my CF9 applications. This install is WAY different than the install needed on a windows machine. I tried to install it once and somehow hosed up Apache and now I can't even get it to start up (apache). So I am having the colo company to do a full restore of the server and I took notes on the Mac Server install and below is the questions I have.
1.) Since Snow Leopard Server comes with Apache webserver, it is what CF wants to use. This is fine, I just need to know where these things are...
It is asking for the Configuration Directory: I'm guessing it is /private/etc/apache2 ? Right or Wrong???
2.) It is asking for Directory and file name of server binary: It currently defaults to /usr/sbin/httpd is this right or should I point it to another directory?
3.) It is asking for Directory and file name of server script: It currently defaults to /usr/sbin/apachectl is this right or should I point it to another directory?
It also wants the location where I can place the CFIDE. Can I place this anywhere I wish or is there a preferred location to point this to?
and finally, I have CF9 Standard, so on the mac server should I install it as a server configuration (self contained instance) or Enterprise Multiserver config. I was reading online that its better to install as an Enterprise Multiserver setup, but I don't know if this will work for me since I'm useing the standard edition.
Please Help ANYONE, if you have mac os experience and installing CF9 onto a mac server
Thanks

I have been getting this exact same problem. CF installer is somehow writing some invalid information into the httpd.conf file. I was able to replace the httpd.conf file with the default one, and was able to go through the webconnector process again and (sometimes randomly) it works. I also spent about 4 hours on the line with adobe CF support and made no progress beyond what I'll post here .
To answer your questions about file locations:
/private/etc/apache2/ for the httpd.conf files
/usr/sbin/ for both the apachectl and the httpd binaries
Although I'm able to get past where you are, and it seems to work correctly, Immediately upon adding a new site via server admin it all breaks. Coldfusion then will only work if I manually go to a cfm document. For example: http://example.com/ will give me the raw text from the (default index) index.cfm file. But typing http://example.com/index.cfm works.
I am lost here as well. After 4 hours on the phone with adobe support I would have hoped it would be an easy fix. I've completely nuked and reinstalled the server from scratch with the exact same results both times.
Does anyone have the slightest clue about what may be going on here?

CF9 installation on Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit

Our company is looking purchase CF9 standard edition and install it on a Windows Server 2008 Std. Edition R2 64bit.
Does anyone forsee any problems as far as compatibility is concerned?

Not in the slightest - I installed five just the other week
All our virtual machines, running 2008 R2 x64. We went for Enterprise Edition, but I believe in CF9 they're both 64-bit anyway. These are the from the build notes I built up:
Install extra roles:
    Application Server
    Web Server (IIS)
      Application Development
      IIS6 METABASE Compatibility
Install extra Features:
    SMTP Service
Other than that nothing else needs doing. It's worth noting (as a slight but irritating aside) that in 2008 R2 the SMTP service is set to Manual not Automatic, so you'll want to change that unless you want your emails to stop every time you reboot the box.
But the actual install itself was far simpler than CF8 on 2008.
O.

Clustering and CF9 Standard?

Hi,
I have a couple of questions that I was hoping to get answered around ColdFusion 9 and clustering. Currently, we run CF8 and IIS on the same box with a dedicated db server and serve up about 10 applications. We are starting to look at clustering and I wanted to know:
1. With CF 9 Standard, can we setup clustering? Our apps have session vars and we want to use sticky sessions but I'm unsure if we can do that just with CF9 Standard.
2. Does CF play well with VMware? If so, does anyone have any success stories around Virtualizing CF?
Thanks,

1. No, you can not set up clustering in CF Standard. You could set up multiple servers and let a load balancer handle the distributio of requests over the servers, but then you do not have session failover. This may meet your requirements. Or not.
2. It works just fine. I can't remember when I set up CF for the last time on a non VMware system.

Cisco ACS on Virtual Server

Hi,
I have a virtual server running ACS v4.1, when i try and authenticate against Active Directory i get a failed with the Failure-Code of "Internal Error".
Does anyone know if this is this a compatability issue?
Many thanks
Chris

Hi Chris,
Few things before troubleshooting. According to release notes:-
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â¢VMware. ACS 4.1 was tested on the following VMWare platform:
-VMWare ESX server 3.0.0
-Processor-AMD Opteron Dual core
-# of Virtual machines-4
-Guest operating system-Windows 2003 Standard Edition
-RAM for each guest operation system-3 GB
Note The Microsoft JVM is no longer supported. ACS 4.1 supports the Sun Java Run-time Environment (JRE) 1.4.2_04. This is an ACS for Windows web client requirement.
Note ACS is supported on Windows Server 2003 R2.
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_server_for_windows/4.1/release/notes/RNacs41.html#wp140886
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'Internal error is a very generic error and to find out the real cause i need to check the logs from ACS. Auth logs, tacacs/raduis depends upon the authen method alon with time stamp
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Vs2005 crsytal reports 10 not working propery in 2003 virtual server

I have a production application using asp.net version 2 and crystal reports 10. The system worked fine for a long time until they changed over from a sever running windows 2003 to a virtual windows server 2003 runing on a different machine. nothing has been changed other than the system now runs on a virtual server. My proble is that the crystal report viewer is now postioned about halway from its border ( vertically and it seems to render other buttons ( ie not crsytal reports controls but asp.net standard controls) in operable. It would appear as if the postback has not worked properly for some of the asp.net comtrol buttons.
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Unable to install ACS on Microsoft windows 2003 Virtual Server

Hi,
I am trying to install Cisco Secure ACS on Windows 2003 Server Standard Edition which is hosted on a Microsoft Virtual Server, but the installation doesnt go beyond the enclosed screenshot.
Please let me know whether ACS can be installed on a Virtual Server or not.
thank you
Regards
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Hyper-V Question -- Running Hyper-V or VMWare on a Windows Virtual Server

So my research tells me there likely is not a way to do this, but I think someone must have run into it before or there has been a previous need.
We have recently had two Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard virtual machines created for our use in our data center. We are using them to run a series of web scanning and monitoring tools. We want to run these tools within various Windows OS environments
with different combinations of browsers/applications/etc, making VMs the obvious way to go (preferably multiple VMs per virtual server). I don't know much about the virtual data center here, but when I try to enable Hyper-V, the system tells me it is
running and cannot run within itself. Likewise, if I try to install VMWare, it tells me it is not compatible with Hyper-V.
This may be akin to asking for Inception, but is there a way around it? Does anyone know of a way to run a VM inside a virtual server, or does anyone see an alternate solution? So far the only one I've come up with is to requisition physical
servers, install Windows Server 2012 on each, and then use a single level of either Hyper-V or VMWare to create the virtual machines we need.
Any information is greatly appreciated.

I think you might be missing something here.
You have Server Standard installed on the Bare metal. Then you add the Hyper-V Role. Then you open the Hyper-V Management Console and you begin creating VMs.
You do not add the Hyper-V Role within a virtual machine (VM).
The same process goes for VMware (ESX) - You install ESX on the bare metal, then you open the manager and you create VMs.
Now, if all you have are two VMs (which your first statement sounds like) you cannot enable Hyper-V in the VMs and then run nested VMs in that VM. This just does not work today.
XenServer can do this in a real way, but only with x86 paravirtualized Linux machines. And ESX can do this with some very specific emulation settings - and at that your eyes probably just glazed over.
To do this right, you need the physical machines.
Brian Ehlert
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Clustering Free Hyper-V or Windows Server 2012 Standard with Windows Server 2012 Datacenter

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Is anyone running a cluster which has Datacenter 2012 clustered with either Standard 2012 or Hyper-V 2012?
I have seen posts here and elsewhere that say it is possible but when I rang Microsoft Licencing team to discuss licensing in this scenario they advised me that the hardware and OS on each clustered server must be identical.
Now I'm really confused.
Thanks,

Please repost in the proper forum:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/home?forum=winserverhyperv
This forum is for the product Virtual Server 2005, not Hyper-V.

Using adobe CC in Virtual server

Dear all
can I install Adobe CC on Virtual Server?
if yes may I know about that workflow?
regards
Deto

Hi John,
but I read thats allowed http://wwwimages.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/legal/licenses-terms/pdf/CC_EULA_Gen_WWCom bined-MULTI-20121017_1230.pdf
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Need to create a virtual server and give its access to another admin

Dear Sir,
I am a new admin and have 5 Blade server "HP ProLiant BL660c Gen8".
I access these servers through HP enclosure.
I have to install Hyper-V on server 1 which consisted of the OS windows server 2012 R2 Datacenter edition.
I created a plan to create 5 Hyper-V VM's on the physical server and I requested the IT department network Admin that I want these 5 VM's to able to connect to each other.
The network Admin created a Trunking configuration on the physical server and after this setup he provided me Hyper-v node IP address and 5 more IP addresses for the 5 Hyper-v VM's.
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connecting to external network.
I went inside the network connection settings and I see one network adapter "Microsoft Multiplexer"
which had the IP address of the Hyper-V node which was given to be me by Network Admin.
Besides this I found following Network Adapter: (Mgmt,Trunk):(Mgmt A, Trunk A);(Mgmt B, Trunk B) =Total
6 Network Adapter out of which only "Mgmt" was configured with the IP address of the Hyper-v node given by my Network Admin. Remaining all other Network adapters IPV4 configuration
was unchecked except "Mgmt"
So I selected the "Mgmt" connection while Installing the Hyper-v role
SO I chose this Network connection for adding the Hyper-V role.
My question: Did I chose the correct Network Adapter.
After doing this I created a VM-1 and tried to assign the IP address given by the Network Admin. But the network Admin did not provide me the default gateway so I used the deafult gateway according to the IP address and used the last digit as "1"
like a general installation.
Now my question is: 1.How can I use this VM to be used as a Virtual server?
2. I would like to open this VM through my browser by entering the IP address of this VM-1. How can I do this?
Because I access my physical server through the IP address. SO in the similar way I want to access this VM-1 through the IP address
OR is there any alternate way to access this VM-1 separately.
My Requirement: I need to give VM-1 access to another admin to Install his application on it. SO how to give him to access this VM directly?
This is my main query.
Waiting for your reply.
Thanks & Regards,
Ahmed

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Thanks.

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File system error while creating a virtual server

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I get the following error when I create a virtual server:
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Hi all,
I'm trying to sneak Arch into our organization, but as we're very Windows-focussed it may take some time. I thought I would be able to install it as a virtual machine on our Virtual Server, but I haven't had any luck.
The system seemed to install fine, but when I restart the machine and take out the virtual CD it just sits there with a blank screen, but using 97% CPU.
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1) Setup a virtual machine - it has 256MB memory, and a 100GB dynamically-expanding IDE virtual hard disk.
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