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Server 2012r2 hosts live migration authentication failing

I'm adding a replication host to my current environment. There are now two servers running Windows Server 2012r2. I am managing from a Windows 10 workstation. I have both a physical & virtual AD server at 2012r2, through which I've enabled delegation for both the CIFS & Windows Virtual System Migration Services. On both computers in Active Directory, I've added both hosts & their FQDN's to enable these services.

Authentication is still failing when using the 'move' feature in Hyper-V manager.

Thoughts on something I may have missed?

Lofty Worm

What happens when you try to run the commands from the server itself?
As a domain admin?

Philip Elder

Flip both host's delegation properties to Trust this computer for delegation for any service then restart the VMMS on each host.

A reboot _may_ be required.

What AD Domain/Forest level?

Cliff Galiher

Well, I am a bit confused as to what you are trying to do...

If you added a *replication host* to your environment, you'd never "move" a VM or use live migration. Hyper-V Replica already has a full copy of the VM on the replica target. You'd instead use the "failover" set of commands.

If you are *not* configuring a replication host, we'd need to know more about your setup. Is there shared storage involved? Are you trying to perform a shared-nothing live migration? Is there a cluster?

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Configuration of Authentication on host did not apply...double checked & was successful.