rpeters83
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I'm attempting to connect to a Win 2012 R2 Hyper-V server on a home network in a WORKGROUP setup using the Hyper-V Manager on my Windows 10 Pro laptop. All machines are local to the network. I had to do a reinstall of the OS on my Windows 10 Pro laptop and this is when the issue started.
Previously, I was able to connect just fine. I had:
The only difference here is this is a fresh install of Windows 10, and I understand some things changed in the Fall Creators Update, but I don't know what. I'm following the same steps, but when I try to connect to the server using Hyper-V Manager I get:
Access Denied. Unable to establish communication between 'HOST1' and 'LANNISTER'.
HOST1 is the server, LANNISTER is my laptop.
Weird thing is, I can access the Virtual Switch Manager and view the switches on the server, but can't create a VM nor view the VMs.
What else would I need to configure?
Previously, I was able to connect just fine. I had:
- Added the host as a trusted host on my laptop using Set-Item WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts -Value 'HOST1'
- I went into DCOMCNFG to allow remote access for anonymous login.
- Disabled all firewalls
- Set the local admin password for the host under Network Passwords on my laptop
The only difference here is this is a fresh install of Windows 10, and I understand some things changed in the Fall Creators Update, but I don't know what. I'm following the same steps, but when I try to connect to the server using Hyper-V Manager I get:
Access Denied. Unable to establish communication between 'HOST1' and 'LANNISTER'.
HOST1 is the server, LANNISTER is my laptop.
Weird thing is, I can access the Virtual Switch Manager and view the switches on the server, but can't create a VM nor view the VMs.
What else would I need to configure?