OK. We are golden with respect to getting the network reactivated on the
Windows guest. One down, infinity to go. Thanks for the help.
There was one wrinkle in all this. I had to log on to the guest as a local
administrator to configure the nic driver. Windows explorer (not IE) reported
a server error when I logged in as the domain admin and tried to open the
computer management window.
Explorer.exe server execution failed.
And in consequence I could do absolutely nothing until I logged in with a
local user profile.
This is apparently due to the fact that Win7 handles roaming user profiles
somewhat differently than WinXp. Evidently, if you do not have a network
connection to a remote user profile then the OS chokes. Just a heads up for
anyone else in this situation.
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