Info on Best Practice for Creating a VPC on a Windows 7 machine

Discussion in 'Virtual PC' started by Bill44077, Jun 29, 2010.

  1. Bill44077

    Bill44077 Guest

    Hi,
    I've seen some articles on creating a VPC on Windows 7 and there seems to be
    different ways of doing this. One way is to use VPC 2007. There might be
    something special for Windows 7 that was not available for earlier OS'es. At
    work we have Windows 7 Professional. What I would like to find out is:

    1. Should I use VPC 2007 on a Windows 7 machine? I want to install Windows
    2008 R2, SQL Server 2008, and then TFS2010.

    2. Is there a special VPC mode on a Windows 7 machine that I should use
    instead?

    3. Once I get my VPC set up, can that virtual machine be connected to from
    other machines on our work network? I want to be able to have others machines
    connect to the TFS2010 on this VPC.

    4. Are there any good documents that I could follow to set up this VPC?

    5. Is there an existing VPC with TFS2010 RTM?

    thanks in advance!
    regards,
    Bill Campbell
     
    Bill44077, Jun 29, 2010
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