Virtual Network and ShareFolder access from guest to Host and reve

Hi

I have an 8 GB laptop which is currently running Windows 2008 r2. The laptop
currently is join to our company network and one of their policy to is to
disable ICS.
The issues that I am having are:

a) I am unable to setup a virtual network so that it can use the Host
internet connection, but I it keep showing that the administrator has disable
the Internet Sharing Connection ICS.
b) I am also trying to let the Hyper-V image access to the Host machine
share folder or the reverse, but not luck either.

any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you
Tomas

Questions:
-what do you mean by "join to Co network"?
- is the host w008 R2 joined to Co domain? sounds like you are running under
domain policy enforcement.
- or simply have your laptop plug in the physical network as standalone
server?
- do you have two physical network connections from your laptop as
recommended?


I have not used the r2 yet but with the w2008 std, I as able to use one
physical network connection (single NIC) for the host as well as the VMs.but
then the VMs are on the same network (subnet) as the rest of the company.

Some VMs are actually joined to the file server and domain like the real PC
while other VM's are not joined.

All have internet connection including the host.

I did not have to configure ICS

there is a way to isolate the vm network from the rest - local



"Tomas" <Tomas@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I have an 8 GB laptop which is currently running Windows 2008 r2. The
laptop
> currently is join to our company network and one of their policy to is to
> disable ICS.
> The issues that I am having are:
>
> a) I am unable to setup a virtual network so that it can use the Host
> internet connection, but I it keep showing that the administrator has
disable
> the Internet Sharing Connection ICS.
> b) I am also trying to let the Hyper-V image access to the Host machine
> share folder or the reverse, but not luck either.
>
> any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thank you
> Tomas