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Is azman.msc run on the hyper-v host or a Domain Contoller or does it matter??
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It's run on the Hyper-V host.
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Yeah that's what I thought. But once I remove the user from the hyper-v local admins group he can't use hyper-v manager to access vms. I want to have him access vms without him being in local admins
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Yeah that's what I thought. But once I remove the user from the hyper-v local admins group he can't use hyper-v manager to access vms. I want to have him access vms without him being in local admins<br />
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Is there a way to do this?
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Adam &amp;&nbsp;McKnife --I think that's what I been missing is giving users the right to access over network. I'll try that tomorrow when I get in. <br />
&nbsp;Oh &amp;&nbsp;I'm using Windows Server 2012 R2 &amp;&nbsp;Windows 10 Clients --<br />
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Thanks again
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Hello,<br />
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I am trying to allow domain users the ability to manage VMs from Hyper v manager without giving them access to log on to the hyper v host remotely. I thought this is what the hyper-v administrators group was , but it doesnt work unless the users are added to the local admin's group on the hyper-v host which also gives them the ability to remote in<br />
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How can I accomplish this??<br />
Thanks in advance
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Hello,

I am trying to allow domain users the ability to manage VMs from Hyper v manager without giving them access to log on to the hyper v host remotely. I thought this is what the hyper-v administrators group was , but it doesnt work unless the users are added to the local admin's group on the hyper-v host which also gives them the ability to remote in

How can I accomplish this??
Thanks in advance

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