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21 novembre 2010

Configuring Remote Management of Hyper-V Server - in a workgroup

I have received a number of questions about how to go about setting up remote management of our free Hyper-V server (not the one that is part of Windows).  So I thought I would sit down and write up a set of blog posts to talk about how to do this.  Today I am going to talk about how to remotely manage a Hyper-V server from a Windows 7 desktop when in a workgroup environment.

I am going to assume that you have already installed Hyper-V server and have configured the server name, workgroup name and networking appropriately (in my case – the server name is “Server1” and the workgroup name is “WORKGROUP” – not very original, I know).  Also, I am not going to be talking about the other aspects of setting up a Hyper-V server (e.g. configuring automatic updates, enabling remote desktop, etc…).  I am just focusing on how to get remote management working.

Server Configuration

The first thing you will need to do is to go to the Hyper-V server and run SConfig.cmd (this is configured to run automatically when you log into a Hyper-V server – if you have changed this you can start it manually.  It is in the Windows\System32 folder on the server).  Once you are in SConfig.cmd you will need to:

  1. Select option 4 on the SConfig menu (labeled Configure Remote Management)
  2. Then select options 1 (Allow MMC Remote Management) and 2 (Enable Windows PowerShell)
  3. After you enabled Windows PowerShell you will be asked to reboot.
  4. After the reboot – go back into SConfig and select option 4 again
  5. Select option 3 (Allow Server Manager Remote Management)
    1. Note that Server Manager Remote Management requires that you have PowerShell enabled first – so you cannot shuffle this ordering around to try and avoid the reboot.
  6. Select option 5 to Return to main menu

--> The rest is on VirtualPC Guy's Blog :

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/virtual_pc_guy/archive/2010/11/11/configuring-remote-management-of-hyper-v-server-in-a-workgroup.aspx

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