I've selected .net Framework Installation under Features in the Guest OS Profile.
Now it looks like that Installation only works if the Guest OS has a Internet Connection.
If the Guest OS only has an Internal Network connection without internet access the .net Framework does not Install and following tasks also fail.
Anyone else noticed this?
It kinda makes sense cause I noticed that if you manually install .net 3.5 the same happens. You need to mount the installation media to get the source files.
Now what I don't get. Why can you even select it in the guest OS profile if it doesn't work anyway? And even more important, how do you automate the Installation of it? Is there a way to actually include it into the Base VHDX file? Since its not always needed I don't want to install it it on the base VHDX.
Now it looks like that Installation only works if the Guest OS has a Internet Connection.
If the Guest OS only has an Internal Network connection without internet access the .net Framework does not Install and following tasks also fail.
Anyone else noticed this?
It kinda makes sense cause I noticed that if you manually install .net 3.5 the same happens. You need to mount the installation media to get the source files.
Now what I don't get. Why can you even select it in the guest OS profile if it doesn't work anyway? And even more important, how do you automate the Installation of it? Is there a way to actually include it into the Base VHDX file? Since its not always needed I don't want to install it it on the base VHDX.