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Hyper-v manager on windows 7?

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Basically, Iam running a server 2k8 box with the hyper-v role, I have some virtual machines in it.

I installed the remote server admin tools, I setup a user account on my server with admin privs with the same credentials on the client and on the server.

When I load the store from hyper v on the server, it shows me no virtual machines.

If I log into the server with the same credentials, I can see them and interact with them,

Was there a step I missed?
 
Is your hyper-v server on a domain, or standalone? It takes quite a bit of configuration to remotely administer Hyper-V on 2008 or 2008 R2. Just installing the Hyper-V role doesn't configure everything needed for remote access, not by a long shot. It is much simpler to configure remote access for a host that is a member of a domain.

There is a script that automates most of the changes needed on both the workstation and the server sides:

http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/HVRemote
 
nessus said:
Is your hyper-v server on a domain, or standalone? It takes quite a bit of configuration to remotely administer Hyper-V on 2008 or 2008 R2. Just installing the Hyper-V role doesn't configure everything needed for remote access, not by a long shot. It is much simpler to configure remote access for a host that is a member of a domain.

There is a script that automates most of the changes needed on both the workstation and the server sides:

http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/HVRemote
Click to expand...

Standalone, and that link is awesome.

I can see my VM's. I was following a how-to on classic server 2k8.
 
nessus said:
Is your hyper-v server on a domain, or standalone? It takes quite a bit of configuration to remotely administer Hyper-V on 2008 or 2008 R2. Just installing the Hyper-V role doesn't configure everything needed for remote access, not by a long shot. It is much simpler to configure remote access for a host that is a member of a domain.

There is a script that automates most of the changes needed on both the workstation and the server sides:

http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/HVRemote
Click to expand...

Do I run that on the Hyper-V server only? Both Server & workstation? Any help would be great! I'm trying to figure out what to do.

Thank you
 
Boozer said:
Do I run that on the Hyper-V server only? Both Server & workstation? Any help would be great! I'm trying to figure out what to do.

Thank you
Click to expand...

It says where the commands are run.

I put the file in the root of the drive on the server and on my laptop then just copy/pasted the commands, of course, I put in the info that was required for my configuration.
 
There are commands to run from both sides.

Prior to the first versions of this script. You had to go through about nine steps in 4 different subsystems on the server side and 3 steps on the client side to get things working if the host server is a standalone.
 
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