Hassan NOUR EL DINE
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Hyper-V-server 2016
Hi,
I installed Hyper-V-Server 2016 on a Dell server T610.
I would to manage it remotely via my laptop with Windows 7 Professional. So I Installed the called Hyper-V Manage.
The problem is I can't connect to my Hyper-V server within the hyper-v manager.
I have either the message : don't have access ...
or operation failed ...
Can someone help ?
Thanks
I installed Hyper-V-Server 2016 on a Dell server T610.
I would to manage it remotely via my laptop with Windows 7 Professional. So I Installed the called Hyper-V Manage.
The problem is I can't connect to my Hyper-V server within the hyper-v manager.
I have either the message : don't have access ...
or operation failed ...
Can someone help ?
Thanks
ASKER
I can ping it. I can even connect to it via the command : net user m: \\xxx ....
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are you using the domain account ?
ASKER
no i don't use a domain account. I created a common user with the same password on the Win7 machine and the hyper-v-server.
For information I didn't install Windows server 2016. But Hyper-V-Server 2016.
For information I didn't install Windows server 2016. But Hyper-V-Server 2016.
Are you working in Domain environment or Workgroup Environment
Can you please disable firewall
Can you please disable firewall
ASKER
I'm working in WorkGroup Environement. I disabled the firewall via the command :
netsh advfirewall set allprofile state Off
netsh advfirewall set allprofile state Off
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I agree with Peter. You need to connect to another server with the 2016 Hyper-V management tools.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server-docs/compute/hyper-v/manage/remotely-manage-hyper-v-hosts
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server-docs/compute/hyper-v/manage/remotely-manage-hyper-v-hosts
If the host is in a workgroup then the only way to manage it is to use HVRemote (John Howard's tool) to set up both the Hyper-V host and the remote machine to manage it.
From a security perspective this is a _really bad idea_ as the process of making things work opens a lot of holes on the Hyper-V host.
We install GUI/Full Desktop on most standalone Hyper-V servers and manage via RDP or iLO/iDRAC/RMM KVM over IP in a pinch.
From a security perspective this is a _really bad idea_ as the process of making things work opens a lot of holes on the Hyper-V host.
We install GUI/Full Desktop on most standalone Hyper-V servers and manage via RDP or iLO/iDRAC/RMM KVM over IP in a pinch.
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Hi,
Sorry for this delayed answer but I was sick. Finally I installed a win10 machine and applied the instructions/comments of "thr qureshi"
Now I can access Hyper-V-Server 2016. I also tried the 5nine solution It works fine also and is very convenient.
Sorry for this delayed answer but I was sick. Finally I installed a win10 machine and applied the instructions/comments of "thr qureshi"
Now I can access Hyper-V-Server 2016. I also tried the 5nine solution It works fine also and is very convenient.
On the COM Security tab, select Edit Limits…
Select ANONYMOUS LOGON and place a check in the Allow column of Remote Access box
Just keep in mind that point. ANONYMOUS LOGON means _anyone_ has initial access to that host box.
Seem like a DNS issue