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black3dynamite

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/manage/remotely-manage-hyper-v-hosts

JaredBusch

If you are not in an AD environment, there are a number of things you have to do to establish trust between the management system (your laptop) and the Hyper-V server.

Joel

@black3dynamite said in HyperVServer Build:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/manage/remotely-manage-hyper-v-hosts

I saw this earlier but skimmed over it. Having just re-read it, this was key to do on my Windows 10 client.

Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Credentials Delegation > Allow delegating fresh credentials with NTLM-only server authentication
Click Enable and add wsman/fqdn-of-hyper-v-host.

I'm going to format and start from scratch as previously I had enabled so many firewall rules and bits so want to start clean and see what I need to enable exactly.

Thanks I'll report back

NashBrydges

These are the steps I follow when setting up a Hyper-V server with a Windows 10 machine to manage in a Workgroup environment. Works perfectly every time.

From Hyper-V Server:

Enable Remote Management

Select 4 on the menu
Then select 1 for Enable Remote Management
Go back to previous menu

Enable Remote Desktop

Select 7 on the menu
Then select "e" for enable
Select 2 on the next screen for Allow clients running ANY version of remote desktop

Run Powershell Commands

Type powershell in command window and press Enter
Type "Enable-PSRemoting" and press ENTER
Type "Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role Server" and press ENTER
Select "y" when prompted to confirm and press ENTER
Exit Powershell by typing "exit" and press ENTER
In command prompt, type "net start winrm" and press ENTER <-- Use this is can't connect later to server

From Windows 10 Machine

Control Panel -> Programs & Features -> Turn Windows Features On Or Off
Enable Hyper-V role and press OK
Launch Powershell as Admin
Type "Set-Item WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts -Value "IP_OF_HYPER-V_SERVER" and press ENTER
Type "y" when prompted and press ENTER
Type "Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role client -DelegateComputer "IP_OF_HYPER-V_SERVER" and press ENTER
Type "y" when prompted and press ENTER

Edit Group Policy

Click Windows icon and type "gpedit" and open Group Policy program
Local Computer-> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Credential Delegation
Edit the "Allow delegating fresh credentials with NTLM-Only server authentication"
Click "Show" button to add items
Add value "WSMAN/*" to servers list and click OK

Manage Via Hyper-V Manager

Start Hyper-V Manager and click Connect To Server and add IP address of server
Select "Connect as another user" and click "Set User"
Enter user login details with username in format of "WSMAN\Username"
Create Virtual Switch as needed

Joel

@nashbrydges said in HyperVServer Build:

These are the steps I follow when setting up a Hyper-V server with a Windows 10 machine to manage in a Workgroup environment. Works perfectly every time.

From Hyper-V Server:

Enable Remote Management

Select 4 on the menu

Then select 1 for Enable Remote Management

Go back to previous menu

Enable Remote Desktop

Select 7 on the menu

Then select "e" for enable

Select 2 on the next screen for Allow clients running ANY version of remote desktop

Run Powershell Commands

Type powershell in command window and press Enter

Type "Enable-PSRemoting" and press ENTER

Type "Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role Server" and press ENTER

Select "y" when prompted to confirm and press ENTER

Exit Powershell by typing "exit" and press ENTER

In command prompt, type "net start winrm" and press ENTER <-- Use this is can't connect later to server

From Windows 10 Machine

Control Panel -> Programs & Features -> Turn Windows Features On Or Off

Enable Hyper-V role and press OK

Launch Powershell as Admin

Type "Set-Item WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts -Value "IP_OF_HYPER-V_SERVER" and press ENTER

Type "y" when prompted and press ENTER

Type "Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role client -DelegateComputer "IP_OF_HYPER-V_SERVER" and press ENTER

Type "y" when prompted and press ENTER

Edit Group Policy

Click Windows icon and type "gpedit" and open Group Policy program

Local Computer-> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Credential Delegation

Edit the "Allow delegating fresh credentials with NTLM-Only server authentication"

Click "Show" button to add items

Add value "WSMAN/*" to servers list and click OK

Manage Via Hyper-V Manager

Start Hyper-V Manager and click Connect To Server and add IP address of server

Select "Connect as another user" and click "Set User"

Enter user login details with username in format of "WSMAN\Username"

Create Virtual Switch as needed

MY HERO - I'm in process of re-installing so will follow these steps - Thanks

Joel

@joel said in HyperVServer Build:

@nashbrydges said in HyperVServer Build:

These are the steps I follow when setting up a Hyper-V server with a Windows 10 machine to manage in a Workgroup environment. Works perfectly every time.

From Hyper-V Server:

Enable Remote Management

Select 4 on the menu

Then select 1 for Enable Remote Management

Go back to previous menu

Enable Remote Desktop

Select 7 on the menu

Then select "e" for enable

Select 2 on the next screen for Allow clients running ANY version of remote desktop

Run Powershell Commands

Type powershell in command window and press Enter

Type "Enable-PSRemoting" and press ENTER

Type "Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role Server" and press ENTER

Select "y" when prompted to confirm and press ENTER

Exit Powershell by typing "exit" and press ENTER

In command prompt, type "net start winrm" and press ENTER <-- Use this is can't connect later to server

From Windows 10 Machine

Control Panel -> Programs & Features -> Turn Windows Features On Or Off

Enable Hyper-V role and press OK

Launch Powershell as Admin

Type "Set-Item WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts -Value "IP_OF_HYPER-V_SERVER" and press ENTER

Type "y" when prompted and press ENTER

Type "Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role client -DelegateComputer "IP_OF_HYPER-V_SERVER" and press ENTER

Type "y" when prompted and press ENTER

Edit Group Policy

Click Windows icon and type "gpedit" and open Group Policy program

Local Computer-> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Credential Delegation

Edit the "Allow delegating fresh credentials with NTLM-Only server authentication"

Click "Show" button to add items

Add value "WSMAN/*" to servers list and click OK

Manage Via Hyper-V Manager

Start Hyper-V Manager and click Connect To Server and add IP address of server

Select "Connect as another user" and click "Set User"

Enter user login details with username in format of "WSMAN\Username"

Create Virtual Switch as needed

MY HERO - I'm in process of re-installing so will follow these steps - Thanks

So I followed this to the letter and no luck this time!!!
Last time i did run some PS for firewalls - do I need to do this also on the host?

Obsolesce

@joel said in HyperVServer Build:

@joel said in HyperVServer Build:

@nashbrydges said in HyperVServer Build:

These are the steps I follow when setting up a Hyper-V server with a Windows 10 machine to manage in a Workgroup environment. Works perfectly every time.

From Hyper-V Server:

Enable Remote Management

Select 4 on the menu

Then select 1 for Enable Remote Management

Go back to previous menu

Enable Remote Desktop

Select 7 on the menu

Then select "e" for enable

Select 2 on the next screen for Allow clients running ANY version of remote desktop

Run Powershell Commands

Type powershell in command window and press Enter

Type "Enable-PSRemoting" and press ENTER

Type "Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role Server" and press ENTER

Select "y" when prompted to confirm and press ENTER

Exit Powershell by typing "exit" and press ENTER

In command prompt, type "net start winrm" and press ENTER <-- Use this is can't connect later to server

From Windows 10 Machine

Control Panel -> Programs & Features -> Turn Windows Features On Or Off

Enable Hyper-V role and press OK

Launch Powershell as Admin

Type "Set-Item WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts -Value "IP_OF_HYPER-V_SERVER" and press ENTER

Type "y" when prompted and press ENTER

Type "Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role client -DelegateComputer "IP_OF_HYPER-V_SERVER" and press ENTER

Type "y" when prompted and press ENTER

Edit Group Policy

Click Windows icon and type "gpedit" and open Group Policy program

Local Computer-> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Credential Delegation

Edit the "Allow delegating fresh credentials with NTLM-Only server authentication"

Click "Show" button to add items

Add value "WSMAN/*" to servers list and click OK

Manage Via Hyper-V Manager

Start Hyper-V Manager and click Connect To Server and add IP address of server

Select "Connect as another user" and click "Set User"

Enter user login details with username in format of "WSMAN\Username"

Create Virtual Switch as needed

MY HERO - I'm in process of re-installing so will follow these steps - Thanks

So I followed this to the letter and no luck this time!!!
Last time i did run some PS for firewalls - do I need to do this also on the host?

WHat error are you getting now? Make sure hyperv server is fully up to date, as well as your Win10 pc

Joel

I'm getting this error now!

I have just run:
netsh advfirewall firewall set rule group = "XXX" new enable =yes

Where XXX = Remote Event Log Management
Remote Service Management
File and Printer Sharing
Remote Scheduled Tasks
Performance Logs and Alerts
Remote Volume Management
Windows Firewall Remote Management

Obsolesce

@joel said in HyperVServer Build:

I'm getting this error now!

I have just run:
netsh advfirewall firewall set rule group = "XXX" new enable =yes

Where XXX = Remote Event Log Management
Remote Service Management
File and Printer Sharing
Remote Scheduled Tasks
Performance Logs and Alerts
Remote Volume Management
Windows Firewall Remote Management

Are you connecting as a user that has permission on the host?

Joel

I'm connecting as the local admin. Ie on my host there is a default 'Administrator' user account.

Within HyperV-Manager I choose 'Connect to server' and Set User as:
Workgroup\administrator and then enter my password

Joel

I found online to run this command on the host - I'm not sure what that is so dont feel comfortable running it. Any ideas?

Run “MOFCOMP %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\WindowsVirtualization.V2.mof”

https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/122307-fix-error-managing-hyper-v-server-2012-r2-from-windows-10

Obsolesce

@joel said in HyperVServer Build:

I'm connecting as the local admin. Ie on my host there is a default 'Administrator' user account.

Within HyperV-Manager I choose 'Connect to server' and Set User as:
Workgroup\administrator and then enter my password

Try it as hostname\administrator instead of workgroup

Joel

sadly no joy - same result even with hostname\administrator

Obsolesce

@joel said in HyperVServer Build:

sadly no joy - same result even with hostname\administrator

The name of the server, not literally "hostname", right?

Joel

@obsolesce haha yes. HV01\Administrator

Obsolesce

@joel said in HyperVServer Build:

@obsolesce haha yes. HV01\Administrator

Can you connect via powershell?

Verify you can ping HV01 by name.

Open up PowerShell on your Win10 PC, and type Enter-PSSession, then hit enter.

Then enter HV01.

Obsolesce

@obsolesce said in HyperVServer Build:

@joel said in HyperVServer Build:

@obsolesce haha yes. HV01\Administrator

Can you connect via powershell?

Verify you can ping HV01 by name.

Open up PowerShell on your Win10 PC, and type Enter-PSSession, then hit enter.

Then enter HV01.

Enter-PSSession -ComputerName HV01 -Credential HV01\Administrator does work.

Joel

Enter-PSSession -ComputerName HV01 -Credential HV01\Administrator does work - yes this does work!

Joel

Its just the connecting via hyper-v manager 'Operation not supported' - So how can I allow remote management on the HV01 host or get my host to support Hyper-V Manager?

Obsolesce

Enter another PSSession to HV01.

Then type get-service vmms

Does the status say it's running?