P2V Server using Bootable media

I have a server that cannot boot fully into Windows. I want to boot off a CD and create a VHD of the server on a USB drive or network drive. I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction of how I can do this quickly and easily.
Vincent Sprague

Hi Vincent Sprague.
I agree with UdoWalberer, cloning or duplicating an installation without taking the recommended steps could lead to duplicate SIDs. For removable media, a duplicate SID might
give an account access to files even though NTFS permissions for the account specifically deny access to those files. Because the SID identifies both the computer or domain and the user, unique SIDs are necessary to maintain support for current and future
programs.
When you want to move a physical server system to Hyper-V environment you can use P2V method.
You can refer the following article to realize how to use P2V solution
System Center Virtual Machine Manager P2V
http://blogs.technet.com/b/uspartner_ts2team/archive/2014/11/30/system-center-virtual-machine-manager-p2v.aspx
I’m glad to be of help to you!
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<![LOG[Setting _SMSTSBrandingTitle TS environment variable]LOG]!><time="13:36:16.187+480" date="12-19-2014" component="TSMBootstrap" context="" type="1" thread="1212" file="tsmediawizardcontrol.cpp:604">
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Need Help to locate a file on a FTP server using MediaLocator class

Hi Friends,
This is Venkat. Iam currently working on a Multimedia J2EE web project. Iam working on a requirement to
show Thumbnail view for uploaded media. For this i have downloaded a standalone code from the following site.
http://www.exactfutures.com/index02.htm.
This code converts frames of a media files to jpg images which i can use them to show as Thumbnails.
The code takes file name which is present in project folder as parameter. But in my web project iam using a FTP server to store my media files.
The above code uses Java Media Framework along with another API Fobs4JMF. The media file name is passed to MediaLocator class constructor which is located in the project folder. Iam talking about a standalone application here.
But my project is a J2EE web application.
Now my problem is that, how can i refer a file which is located on a external FTP server and pass it to MediaLocator or some other class.
Say the ftp file URL is mms://wm.testuser.net/12365741/testvideo.wmv
Guys hope you are clear abt my problem. Please help me ASAP.
Below is the part of code
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Thanks in Advance for your time.
Venkat
Edited by: VenkataGuru on Jul 23, 2008 5:30 PM

Hi Mani,
Below is code that ran successfully on a cRIO-9002. It looks much the same as yours, please double-check the formatting of your string controls. If things still do not work, let's look at the cRIO more closely.
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How to video via email using flash media playback setup?

How I can send video via email? I send every week an email that contain a link to WMV file on our website. I am trying to send the same thing using flash media player. Here the html generated via flash media playback setup and will not display in an email. Any advise
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salma_salma wrote:
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Hi Salma,
To add an application to FMS follow the below steps
1. Create a folder "my_app" under "$InstallRoot\applications" directory.
2. For simple server side code... add "main.asc" file inside "$InstallRoot\applications\my_app" directory which has the content like
application.onConnect = function(clientObj){
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return true;
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You can connect to this application using the url "rtmp://your_server_name/my_app". To play the stream mystream.flv using video player, use the url "rtmp://your_server_name/my_app/mystream.flv".
Regards,
Janaki L

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HI all,
I am trying to install SQL server 2008 express, and in the "SQL Server Installation Center" i select "New SQL Server stand-alone installation or Add features to an existing installation" After selecting that option a window pops up and prompt me to "Browse for SQL Server 2008 Installation Media"
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i am totally new to SQL server and i am self-learning it from a book, the problem is that the book does not explain where to browse for instillation media!
my system info:
Windows 7 Home premium
64-bit OS
AMD 2.60 GHz
6.00 GB RAM

This is a solution for Windows 7 users who used the Web Platform Installer (I'm going to call it WPI).
1 - Make sure you have power shell installed.
2 - Install the sql 2008 SP1. google it and download it.
Now comes the detailed part...
You have to get a hold of the installation files without using WPI.   The WPI stores the installer executable on your computer and you have to run it and then get a hold of the directory it extracts before it deletes it.    You need to locate the WPI installation file and then run it manually. Mine was located at...
C:\Users\**username**\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Web Platform Installer\installers\SQLExpressAdv\12A6B9C2237817DEEEB3DCE22AFFA25B6794850C
Of course you substitute your own username.   You may need to reveal hidden folders.   If you can't find it try running a search for the SQLExpressAdv folder.
In that folder you will find a file named "SQLEXPRADV_x64_ENU.exe" or something close to it. Run it and either on the first or second step you will see it extract a bunch of files.   Don't go any further after it runs that extraction.   Go to that folder and copy all the contents it extracted to a new folder and whamo.   That's where you will point your sql browse box to.
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