thank you for the quick reply, but my question was not specifically on the number of CPUs. In Xenserveur he was a reporter the number of processor core and not different physical processors. A limitation though unwelcome, harm.
The previous version of "Vail" behaves differently and accept more readily the various hearts virtualized ... singing.
for testing, I can not afford to "sacrifice" only a physical machine ... the same machine used for the "production" of my WHS V1.
Things are getting better by giving the virtual machine with a copy of the bios of the host, but the system remains constant load to about 60% even after 3 hours of "inactivity", again the previous version of "Vail" behaved quite differently. Lsass.exe
and sharingservicehost.exe sharing this mainly CPU time ....
see you soon
