Horst Herb wrote:
It never occurred to me that anybody would want to access it the other way
round - if I have to use a MS product for whatever reason, I try my very best
to hide it from the network for obvious reasons.
I suppose it is stating the obvious but the appeal of virtualisation is
it allows you to escape the bind to the underlying hardware when using
Microsoft products. Buying a MS OEM version for virtualised hardware
allows you to fling the machine around the net with gay abandon.
This is a real threat to Microsoft's business model and why they
prohibit the installation of Vista on virtual machines. It will be
interesting to see how and if they enforce this.
I am afraid I can't help you there; you might have to read the virtualbox
documentation
When all else fails ...
... or get someone else to read the instructions for you.
David
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