Sysprepping a virtual machine
Posted January 20th, 2005 by Matt Berther
When working with virtual machines, it is very helpful to run SysPrep on the operating system that you want to clone. This way, the guest operating system receives a unique GUID and MAC address when they start up. Otherwise, you will (like me) encounter any number of conflicts when bringing a new VM online.
Megan Davis has a very helpful post that details how to sysprep a virtual machine step by step.
This is going to save me lots of time when bringing a new VM online. If you’re working with base virtual machines, you also need to be doing this. Thanks, Megan!
2 Comments
Scooter's Musings
February 14th, 2005
re: Laptop Rebuild: Virtual PC for *ALL* Development?
Keith Barrows - ASPInsider/MVP
March 16th, 2005
Running VPC for dev
I’m real interested in running VPC for all my dev needs. The following
are a few links I found:…


