All I know is the big V's cloud isn't as cheap, but it's considerably more advanced and robust than all the others. Plus our bandwidth is top notch. Rackspace uses cheaper bandwidth.

We spin you up right.

@alexntg Oh, gotcha! I had forgotten about that. I never actually used the "staff" part.

That's why I'm saying they could be drug to court... but it would be pretty difficult for either side to prove anything unless there are recorded conversations (voice or email) and basically shows you are telling the client they don't need to purchase, then you're in trouble.

@technobabble said:

VM's would run on the data drive, correct?

Correct.

I am through worrying about this client.

According to the client "I understand and appreciate your thoughts I have already advised the cloud company I am interested in disaster recovery as this is one of the main reasons we are going outside of our office for server location.
I will let you know what I find."

@technobabble said:

@Nara
RDS

In that case, why not an RDS Gateway? Combine it with RD Web Access, and you have an easy portal for users to access their RDS sessions with while still keeping things secure.

Peeps

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@scottalanmiller Ah ha...finally I figured it out...I couldn't connect to a virtual switch because I hadn't created one yet.

I found this tutorial on Hyper-V, http://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2087-hyper-v-virtualization-setup-use-windows-10-a.html

Part Three explains how to create a virtual switch.

Part Five explains that Vista (and earlier) VMs have to be created as a legacy Windows VM. Which means having to "add hardware" in the VM settings and choose Legacy Network Adapter.

And finally I was also able to enable quest services via Integration Services under the Management tab.

@Nara said:

The mobile OneNote app is getting there, but it isn't quite there yet. It should take a functionality lesson from Evernote.

I second that. If Evernote ever gets tables that look and work just like OneNote, I will switch to EN instead of juggling between both!

Yup. It's SharePoint so you can get hosted or host your own. Very flexible.

Just coffee and water here today. Had whiskey last night, Jim Beam Honey. Nothing right now, busy working!

@scottalanmiller I would like to try a project like that!