A Step-by-Step Guide to Using Server Virtualization Software - MCTS Guide to Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration - page 584

Figure D-6

Virtual Server Administration Website

The virtual network adapter options are Not connected, External
Network, and Internal Network. Not connected (the default) does not
provide any type of connection, so you can access the virtual machine
only from the server. External Network means users can connect to the
virtual machine through the computer's network interface card. Internal
Network means there can be a connection between virtual machines on
the same computer.

8. If you see the option to enable AutoComplete (to remember your entries in Web forms),
select whether to use this feature by clicking Yes or No .
9. In the right pane, review the configuration information for your test server. Notice that you
can use this pane to make changes to the configuration. (See “Configuring Networking and
Hardware Options,” later in this appendix, for more information about configuring these
options.)
10. So that you can access a window in which to use the virtual server, click Server Properties
under Virtual Server in the left pane.
11. In the right pane, click Virtual Machine Remote Control (VMRC) Server .
12. Ensure that the VMRC server check box is selected for the Enable option and that the TCP/IP
address of the host server is entered. (If you have trouble connecting after entering the TCP/IP
address of the host server, try leaving the TCP/IP address setting at “All unassigned.”) Also,
ensure that Authentication is set to Automatic . Click to clear the Enable check box for
Disconnect idle connections (so that you are not disconnected during the OS installation). Click
the Enable check box for Multiple VMRC connections and for SSL 3.0/TLS 1.0 encryption .