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===Creating a Virtual Machine===

===Creating a Virtual Machine===

 

   <li value="33">Using a web browser, go to http://yourdomain.com/phpvbox to create your virtual machine.

   <li value="34">Using a web browser, go to http://yourdomain.com/phpvbox to create your virtual machine.

       <ul>

       <ul>

         <li>Create a new virtual machine (e.g. vmXP)</li>

         <li>Create a new virtual machine (e.g. vmXP)</li>

         <li>Enable network card (either NAT or Bridged) so you can connect to your new VM console.</li>

         <li>Enable network card (either NAT or Bridged) so you can connect to your new VM console.</li>

       </ul>

       </ul>

[[File:virtual_box.jpg]]

[[File:PhpVirtualBox-rdp-port.jpg]]

 

   <li value="34">Ensure you are connected to the server's internal network, then open a Remote Desktop client program.

   <li value="35">Ensure you are connected to the server's internal network, then open a Remote Desktop client program.

       <ul>

       <ul>

       <li> On Windows, open an RDP client (run->mstsc) then type your server’s domain name, (e.g. mydomain.com), hostname (e.g. myserver), or ip address (e.g. 192.168.100.254)</li>

       <li>On Windows, open an RDP client (run -> mstsc) then type your server’s hostname:port number (e.g. myserver:9000), or your Server's (not your Guest) IP address followed by colon then the port number as shown on above image (Remote Desktop Server Port under Display) (e.g. 192.168.100.1:9000).</li>

<b>NOTE:</b> No need to change to port number to 9000 (as per above) in your Windows registry (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TerminalServer\WinStations\RDP-Tcp\PortNumber). It will still be using port 3389 even though phpVirtualBox is using port 9000.

</li>

       </ul>

       </ul>

   <li value="36">Install the VirtualBox Guest Additions ISO into your newly setup VM.</li>

 

   <li value="35">Install the VirtualBox Guest Additions iso into your newly setup VM.</li>

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