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Asked by ewalsh in Hyper-V, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services, Windows Server 2008
I am currently testing the waters using Hyper-V Server 2008 (the free standalone). I have been able to use the Hyper-V Manager from another Windows 2008 Server to configure and create working guest VMs. There are a couple of issues that I have noticed:
1. I cannot RDP into the host, yet I can use the Hyper-V Manager, view the Event Log (admittedly I have not had a chance to drill down the log yet), Ping and share resources from it. Is this by design or is something wrong? The server is a member of the domain. RDP enabled. Firewall Off. I had a couple of issues getting things to work (Cold boot after updating BIOS VM settings, update NIC driver) but the initial install worked flawlessly.
2. Is it possible to use VMConnect (or any other method) from the host to connect to a guest VM from the host?
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