From your VirtualBox Manager, go to File > Preferences > General. There you’ll find the VRDP Authentication Library pointing to something like VRDPAuth.so, which is no longer there in versions 4+. You need to change that to /usr/lib/virtualbox/VBoxAuth.so

After doing that, if you follow the instructions laid out by Jason in his post above, then you will discover that the external authentication works (again)!

Thank you mate.
It’s a wonderful solution.
It works…

Best wishes.

Thank you!

A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer
if this is first time you have seen this stop error screen, restart your computer…

check for virus on your computer . remove any newly installed hard drive and hard drive controller. check your hard drive to make sure it is properly configured and terminated. run chkdsk /f to check your hard drive corruption….

technical information…

Anyone can help please??

my current virtual box setting:
General
Name:finbd2virtual
OS Type:Windows XP

System
Base Memory:1024 MB
Processor(s):1
Boot Order:Hard Disk
VT-x/AMD-V:Enabled
Nested Paging:Enabled

Display
Video Memory:16 MB
3D Acceleration:Disabled
2D Video Acceleration:Disabled
Remote Display Server:Disabled

Storage
IDE Controller
IDE Primary Master:finbd2.vmdk (Normal, 48.87 GB)

Audio
Host Driver:Windows DirectSound
Controller:ICH AC97

Network
Adapter 1:PCnet-FAST III (NAT)

Serial Ports
Disabled
USB
Device Filters:0 (0 active)

Shared Folders
None

I am putting partner.wsdl in jar file and reading it
URL wsdlLocation = this.getClass().getClassLoader().getResource(“META-INF/partner.wsdl”);

If i try to put it in some hard drive physical location, I am not able to read wsdlLocation.
Could you please tell me how can i change end point url dynamically?

Thank You

I’m new to the world of VM’s. I’ve been playing with virtual box for a bit and i’m keen to p2v a couple of our less critical servers. what sort of prep do you need to do on the server you want to virtualise before setting loose vm converter?

Thanks for sharing all your hard work with the rest of us.

This is regarding the question of how to change the ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY property.

Of course, you’ll need to supply constants for your organization ID, portal ID, an user credentials. If you’re logging in as a regular organization user, leave the organization & portal IDs unset, and append your security token to the password string instead.

BTW: Thanks very much to Jason for this article. I was completely stuck trying to make this work without knowing about the xadditionalHeaders option.


public static void main(String[] args) {

}



LoginResponse response = port.login(parameters, scopeHdr);
LoginResultType result = response.getResult();
((BindingProvider) port).getRequestContext().put(
BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY,
result.getServerUrl() );


I used an old Virtualbox install, and it was pre-set to 384 MB, and the “Install Fedora” program would run for a second, then disappear.

I set the memory to 512, and I was able to install.

Thanks again,
–Nate

The other clarification is that on Vista and Windows 7 the “ACPI Uniprocessor PC” is called “ACPI x86-based PC” or “ACPI x64-based PC” instead. Also, you will not find this entry in the System Devices category. It is under the Computer category instead.

This worked perfectly for me virtualizing Vista 32-bit to a guest on top of Windows 7 64-bit. Thanks!

• Question 1: You understand correctly. Fedora is looking at your virtual drive only (Fedora12_Live.vdi) and not the underlying hardware.
• Question 2: The guest addition iso is there, but you need to install the guest operating system first. When that’s done, you can mount the guest addition while the guest is running by hitting host+d, or selecting Install Guest Additions from the Device menu.

Hope that helps.

Question 1)
I installed VirtualBox on my host system (Windows Vista).
I was able to start Fedora 12 Live using the ISO File (Fedora-12-i686-Live.iso). I now wish to “Install to Hard Drive”.
I have read the Fedora Install and User Guides but they do not address scenario where Fedora is within VirtualBox.
I choose “ReInitalize Drive” there is a warning
“YOU WILL LOOSE ALL DATA ON THIS DRIVE”.
My understanding is this refers to the VIRTUAL Drive for the Fedora guest O/S (i.e. Fedora12_Live.vdi file) and will not in any way harm my host Windows Vista O/S or the data on my “real” harddrive.
Is this correct ? I’m a bit paranoid to do this unless I’m certain.

Question 2)
I want to install Guest Options, in particular I need Guest/Host file sharing capability. The documentation says I need to use the VBoxGuestAdditions.iso file and it should be in the VirtualBox installation directory- but I can’t find it. Is this because I haven’t yet installed to disk ? Is it because I’m using the “Live” version and not the full version ?

Thank You
Joe

acceptable speed?

Is the destination storage local or remote?

-Mike.

Though, you need to remove the VMware Tools if they were installed prior to opening in VirtualBox.

Also, I had to remove the machine from my AD Domain and add it back before I could use any AD accounts.

This works great.
finally my windows is inside my ubuntu, with good performances. I spent a lot of time to get this working, and your trick does it.

Thank you very much!

00:18:17.224 VRDPAUTH: User: [account2]. Domain: []. Authentication type: [External]
00:18:19.375 VRDPAUTH: external authentication module returned ‘access denied’
00:18:19.375 VRDPAUTH: Access denied.

Jason, could u test this scenario when u have time? Thanks

It have been a great help

Thanks!

So far the only way to get rdesktop to work is by chosing ‘null’ method.

Any help is appreciated.

I chose the 2nd option. When I run :
rdesktop localhost:3389

on the ubuntu host (which is running Win XP in VirtualBox), a window appears and then disappears after a couple of seconds. Any help is apprecaited.

Do I need to start/restart seomthing in the second option ? (I started /usr/bin/VirtualBox afresh)

Thanks
- Sri