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remote desktop doesn't work on Hyper-v physical server

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Hi,

there are two  PCs,  one is Hyper-v physical server,  one is workstation, 

there is one network adapter on hyper-v server , and i have create external virtual network adapter on it, at this time, i cannot hyper-v server from workstation through remote desktop connection ,  

if i remove that virtual network adapter , then i can connect to hyper-v server through remote desktop connection.

(then actual problem is that i can connect to hyper-v server, but the screen is black)

please advise where is the problem? 

any ideas will be appreciated. 

thank you 



HyperV 3.0 and Port forwarding

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I have a Windows Server 2012 setup with HyperV and NIC Teaming (independent hash). Inside this server I have 3 vm

1x Fedora

1x Win2012

1x Win2008R2

All 3 are setup with ftp (21) and http (80) services

From my home router, when I do a port forward for port 21 and port 80 to the physical and Linux vm, it works fine.

However when I port forward to either windows machine, it does not work.

I have tried turning off the firewall on the windows vm, rebooting the boxes, changing the router and the result is still the same

Anyone have any idea what may be the cause or if i'm missing something?

Does Windows Svr Std 2008 R2 w/SP1 x64 English 1pk DSP OEI DVD comes with Hyper-V?

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Any idea?


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Can any one advise how to prepare a multi subnet infrastructure using virtual machines in hyperV?

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Trying to setup / check the multi subnet cluster festure in windows.

Can any one advise how to prepare a multi subnet infrastructure using virtual machines in hyperV ? I've just one physical box.


yup

Hyper V Disk Space Limitation

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I'm running out of room on my Server running Hyper-V, but I'm thinking of adding 16 900GB drives and I'm curious if this will be supported in Hyper-V.

Please help....

Movings VMs to a Cluster

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Hi

So I've managed to create a failover...

Management server is 2008 R2 with SCVMM2012 and has Microsoft iSCSI Target 3.3 as my SAN

The 2 nodes are Hyper-V server with Failover enabled and the iSCSI Witness and Shared Storage connected OK

The validation tests were 100% perfect

I'm now using SCVMM to migrate an existing VM from the current host into the cluster but it fails saying it can't find the shared storage.  The path it offers as the location during the move config is\\?\Volume{ce75a280-43c2-11e2-99b5-68b599ce44e4}\

Any pointers please?  Or is there another way to migrate the VM in?

Thanks

Daren


Daren Friday - It works! Now what did I do?

Help with Hyper-V, it does not recognized the image and I get the “unrecognizable image” error

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Hello and good day,
     I’m currently running Windows 8 enterprise and I encountered an issue with the Windows 7 Ultimate x64 (vhdx) Hyper-V image I created. Once the image was created and configured I ran SysPrep to create an OOBE and mount the VHDX image to the student laptops. I encountered the following issue:
    Due to .vhdx been a new extension recognized by Windows 8 and Server 2012, when I tried to mount the vhdx to an actual machine it gave a “not able to recognize image” error massage.
     I converted the vhdx to vhd using the converter provided by Hyper-V. I tried to mount the vhdx to an actual machine it gave me the same error message.
   I did the following steps to mound the vhd to a student laptop:
         1.       Created a folder called vhd [c:\vhd]
         2.       Copy ‘StudentOOBE.vhd’ to the vhd folder
         3.       Rename ‘StudentOOBE.vhd’ to PWStudent.vhd
         4.       Ran CMD (Admin) and typed the following commands:
                        bcdedit /copy {current} /d ”PWStudent”
         5.      There is a GUID that is created. Right click the quid in the command prompt and select ‘Mark’. Highlight the                         GUID including the brackets and press enter.
         6.     Then I typed the following commands:
                         bcdedit /set { paste guid here } device vhd=[C:]\vhd\PWStudent.vhd
                          bcdedit /set { paste guid here } osdevice vhd=[C:]\vhd\ PWStudent.vhd
                          bcdedit /set { paste guid here } detecthal on
         7.     Press Windows Key + R and type ‘msconfig’ in the run box. Press enter.
         8.     Click on the ‘Boot’ tab.
         9.     Click on the Student### thus making it the default OS.
         10.   Change time out to 5 seconds and click ‘Apply’ and then ‘Ok’.
         11.   Restart the laptop and run through the OOBE, unfortunately once I restart the laptop it does not recognized the                    image and I get the “unrecognizable image” error

Please advice
 
Thank you  


Where Domain Controller should to live ?

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We have two servers with Windows Server Std 2012. On both of them installed HyperV role, and running domain controllers in virtual environment. On these DC there is errors in logs, because disk write cache is not disabled. HDD images of VMs (vhd-files) connected via virtual IDE controller. In this article said, that 

"Use virtual SCSI controllers for any virtual machine that runs as a domain controller. If you cannot use virtual SCSI controllers, ensure that write caching is disabled on the virtual IDE drives of virtual machines that run as domain controllers". I tried to do the following: I switched off one of DCs, detached vhd-file from virtual IDE-controller and attached to virtual SCSI-controller. As you supposed, my VM doesn't booted, because it's impossible to have bootable disk on SCSI virtual controller. Before it I tried to perform manual disable of disk write cache, but I received an error "windows could not change the write-caching setting for the device". 

What I can to do to prevent some failures in future with our Active Directory infrastructure? 


Fixed-Dsik on HyperV

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Dear Team, Pls suggest the best way to make Fixed-Disk for HyperV Vm's on win2k8_R2 with snapshot.

Quite urgent.

December 2012 - is there (still) a free Hyper V / Server 2012?

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The answer to this question apparently keeps changing, and Microsoft keeps changing its policies regarding this. So this is a request for a status update in December 2012.

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Currently all searches for "Free Hyper V" keep leading back to a single Microsoft web page, which has absolutely NOTHING listed about any free anything:

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/virtualization/default.aspx

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The only "free" route appears to be the 180-day "trial" for Server 2012, which is not what I mean by free. I want to install Hyper V / Server 2012 Core, pay nothing for it, and run other hosted linux operating systems and previously purchased Windows servers on it.

Can I do that? There is absolutely no explanation on this URL to explain how to do it.

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VMWare allows me to run vSphere 5.1 / ESXi for free, no purchase required.

http://www.vmware.com/products/vsphere-hypervisor/overview.html

As a small organization, we've been using the free VMWare Server and ESXi for years and years now, on a single physical server. Works fine, doesn't cost us anything.

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Fixed-Dsik on HyperV

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Yesterday we have successfully installed Windows_2008R2_DC_64 bit OS on physical server and the server itself have more than

4TB usable space,now my team wants from me to create 5 VM's on HyperV with Fixed-Disk.

Now you better suggest me how to make Fixed-Disk in better way.if you have some good links with step-by-step guide or screenshot,Pls share so i could implement the same.

Thanks

Mimshad


Mimshad

Hyper-V 2012 - Moving Virtual Machine fails

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I am attempting to move a VM from a stand alone Hyper-V 2012 Server to a 4-node Hyper-V 2012 Cluster.  This stand alone Hyper-V host had about a dozen VMs on it.  I have been successful in doing a "live migration" of all but one VM.  This last VM goes all the way to the very end (which takes nearly 12 hours) and then at the last minute, it gives me this error:

"There was an error during move operation.

Virtual machine migration operation failed at migration destination.

Failed to get security info.

Virtual machine migration operation for 'VMNAME' failed at migration destination 'HYPERVDESTINATIONNODE'. (Virtual machine ID VM####)

Failed to access configuration store: General access denied error (0x80070005).

Failed to get security info for '\\FileServer\Share\VMName\Virtual Machines\VMIDNUM.xml': 'General access denied error'('0x80070005')."

As far as I can see, I haven't done anything differently with this VM as compared with the other VMs that migrated just fine.

fail to install on a new server asus rs700-x7/ps4

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I have a brand new server asus rs700-x7/ps4

2 Xeon E-5-2609

32 gig of ram

2 hard drive in miror

when I boot on the installation CD of Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2012

after loading file 

there is a small blue windows logo then I have a sad face with the message:": ( Your PC ran into a problem and need to restart" for half a second and the server restart

and again -again...

Any idea?


Philippe Meloni

VHD surfacing hang, 500 drvinst.exe processes, VMMS event 7011, VSS KB2627052 symptoms, but does not fix.

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Hi Everyone,

Recently I've noticed that mounting or attaching a VHD on our servers with the Hyper-V role will hang the system. This applies to VMs as well as the hypervisor itself. Has anyone seen this before?

Symptoms:

  • Appear to be exactly like KB2627052 but hotfix does not resolve the issue
  • 500 drvinst.exe processes are spawned, and never complete (not an infection)
  • The affected host or VM becomes unresponsive, but does not affect other VMs - the VMs continue to operate, and appear unaffected even when the host has hung.
  • Remote Desktop connects, but no shell ever appears
  • Some executable work, but only some of them
    eg: cmd.exe works, but vssadmin.exe, tasklist.exe, taskkill.exe all do not.
  • Processes will not die.
  • RPC doesn't appear to respond
  • Hard reset is needed to restore operation.
  • Service Control Manager (for VMMS) error 7011 in the system log
  • Volsnap error 10 in the system log
  • Hyper-V-Hypervisor error 8451 in Hyper-V-Hypervisor (under apps and services) event log - Not sure if this is related though.

Environment

  • Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 with Hyper-V Role + various updates and recommended hotfixes.
  • 3x VMS (Separate Domain Controller, Exchange, and Misc VMs)
  • Hypervisor is not joined to the domain
  • VSS image backups done from the host using ShadowProtect (and appear to work, and can be restored)
  • No Multi-path I/O
  • VHDs are stored on the one 4TB NTFS partition (GPT)

Reproduction

  • Attach VHD using Disk Management MMC (Host or VM is online)
  • Attach VHD as new drive using Hyper-V Manager (VM is online) - No issues if attaching while offline
  • Changing drive letter

Additional Information

Full Event Log Error Details

VMMS - Service Control Manager - Event ID 7011 - "A timeout (30000 milliseconds) was reached while waiting for a transaction response from the vmms service."

- <Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
- <System><Provider Name="Service Control Manager" Guid="{555908d1-a6d7-4695-8e1e-26931d2012f4}" EventSourceName="Service Control Manager" /> <EventID Qualifiers="49152">7011</EventID> <Version>0</Version> <Level>2</Level> <Task>0</Task> <Opcode>0</Opcode> <Keywords>0x8080000000000000</Keywords> <TimeCreated SystemTime="2012-02-29T02:27:21.108641000Z" /> <EventRecordID>59349</EventRecordID> <Correlation /> <Execution ProcessID="252" ThreadID="2308" /> <Channel>System</Channel> <Computer>ALLHYPER</Computer> <Security /> </System>
- <EventData><Data Name="param1">30000</Data> <Data Name="param2">vmms</Data> </EventData></Event>

VSS - Volsnap - Event ID 10 - "The shadow copy of volume G: took too long to install."

- <Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
- <System><Provider Name="volsnap" /> <EventID Qualifiers="49158">10</EventID> <Level>2</Level> <Task>0</Task> <Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords> <TimeCreated SystemTime="2012-02-29T02:46:38.443473700Z" /> <EventRecordID>59350</EventRecordID> <Channel>System</Channel> <Computer>ALLHYPER</Computer> <Security /> </System>
- <EventData><Data /> <Data>G:</Data> <Binary>0000000002003000000000000A0006C000000000200100C000000000000000000000000000000000</Binary> </EventData></Event>

Hyper-V-Hypervisor - Event ID 8451 - "Hyper-V failed creating a new partition (status 11)!"

- <Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
- <System><Provider Name="Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-Hypervisor" Guid="{52FC89F8-995E-434C-A91E-199986449890}" /> <EventID>8451</EventID> <Version>0</Version> <Level>2</Level> <Task>0</Task> <Opcode>0</Opcode> <Keywords>0x2000000000000000</Keywords> <TimeCreated SystemTime="2012-03-01T11:18:44.455700100Z" /> <EventRecordID>2764</EventRecordID> <Correlation /> <Execution ProcessID="4" ThreadID="80" /> <Channel>Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-Hypervisor-Operational</Channel> <Computer>ALLHYPER</Computer> <Security UserID="S-1-5-18" /> </System>
- <EventData><Data Name="PartitionId">11</Data> </EventData></Event>

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hyper V Version

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Hello,
I have a question. How can I find out what Hyper V version is installed. There are the paid and free version. So how can I find out in the core version, which of the two is installed?

Greeting Kai


My fix for Managing Hyper-V 2012 remotely in a domain environment but still getting RPC error

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So I installed Windows Server 2012 Datacenter on both Sandbox servers and gave each server their respective names; Sandbox1-Win2012DC and Sandbox-2-Win2012DC. According to Microsoft articles and given I added each server to the Ice domain, I should just be able to assign 1 NIC on each server as the host management NIC and use the second NIC to create a virtual switch. I did this and installed the RSAT tools and enabled Hyper-V tools so I could use Hyper-V Manager to remotely administer the Hyper-V environment. Only problem is I was getting an RPC error when trying to connect to the Hyper-V environment. I found a lot of documents stating what to do if you had a Workgroup setup but everything I located on a domain setup was simply "it should just work out of the box".

I spent a good portion of my free time yesterday trying to fix this problem with no luck. I came in this morning and looked at the problem from a different angle. I had read that connectivity between the Hyper-V remote management tool and the hypervisor was not based on a fully qualified domain name - in fact in Workgroup settings the hosts file played a large role in ensuring you could connect correctly. So I backtracked into my legacy days and noticed something in Hyper-V manager. Even though I added each server's name to the MMC snap-in the names were being truncated to 15 characters. Seems Microsoft reverted to the 15 character maximum for the tool itself. So I went into my hosts file and added an entry for each host IP and truncated the names to 15 characters matching the tool. Lo and behold the magic of connectivity to the hypervisor for both servers as soon as I started the tool!

Another lesson learned. I hope this helps others that are like me and might not consider our long naming conventions and were perplexed by it not working correctly in their domain setup.

Brandon

Windows Server 2012 Failover Cluster Virtual Fibre Channel Adapter Live Migration Error

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Hello,

I've got a 3 node cluster running Windows Server 2012 on HS22 IBM Blades with 8GbFC HBA's connecting to a XIV SAN.  I am trying to get the virtual HBA's working in Hyper-V Guest running Windows 2008 R2.

I first created 2 virtual SAN Switches one connected to each port on my physical HBA (each physical port connects to a separate fabric).

I add two Virtual HBA's in my Guest, one to each VSAN Switch.

When I go to Zone the HBA's I only see side A of the virtual HBA's not both A and B.  On each fabric I should see two (A and B) WWPN but I only see one.

I can add disk and everything works, however when I go to Live migrate I get the following error due to side B not being zoned.

Live migration of 'Virtual Machine Win2012_01' failed.

Virtual machine migration operation for 'Win2012_01' failed at migration destination 'hv-cl07-c2'. (Virtual machine ID 2CE90D02-083C-4012-ACA1-BE8D35EFCA33)

'Win2012_01' Synthetic FibreChannel Port: Failed to finish reserving resources with Error 'Unspecified error' (0x80004005). (Virtual machine ID 2CE90D02-083C-4012-ACA1-BE8D35EFCA33)

'Win2012_01' Synthetic FibreChannel Port: Failed to finish reserving resources with Error 'Unspecified error' (0x80004005). (Virtual machine ID 2CE90D02-083C-4012-ACA1-BE8D35EFCA33)

Here are the Drivers I'm using for my Physical HBA's:

Qlogic 8GbFC HBA - q23wx64W12Storv911025_whql-1507663-07202012

Has anyone see this issue yet?

Disk2VHD error 'Unable to create target file"

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I was trying to create a VHD image using disk2vhd. this is what happens,

I have an old server (very very old) which does not have any USB ports and also does not have any expansion slots or extra space of any HDD. 

The only solutions i can come out with is to plug an external HDD onto another server and share it out. 

Only the Old server, I map the shared drive and proceed to run disk2vhd. after a while approximately about 5 mins, it come out with an error, "unable to create target file" there isnt any form of error code and i also tried googling for the error message but I couldnt find much info on it. 

Now, the ext hdd works fine. the server cannot be down. I need to virtualise the old server to move it as a vm on hyper V. 

Does anyone have any better solutions or any idea why is there such error message? 

Thanks for the kind patience

Windows 2012 Hyper-V - Enable Replication Failed due to iSCSI disks

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I have successfully replicated all VM's, but 1 VM failed due to the following error:

Cannot enable replication for 'VM02' because one or mor iSCSI disks are attached to the virtual machine.

What doesn't make sense is I am able to do a Live-Migration between Hyper-V host without a single issue, but you can't replicate!

Here is the VM / Host configuration:

The VM has a SAN connected via iSCSI Initiator.  I am not using a Virtual Target or VHD's.  There are 2 Volumes on the SAN and the Volumes are bound as drives E & G.  The SAN is connected to a dedicated switch and BOTH of my Hyper-V hosts have 2 NIC's each connected to the dedicated switch.  BOTH Hyper-V hosts have identical Virtual Switches named SAN1 & SAN2 so no matter what host the VM resides on it can connect to the physical SAN.iSCSI Initiator

Replication Error

Networking configuration - coming from vSphere

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Hi All,

I'm making the jump and migrating our environment from vSphere to Hyper-V 3.0. So far, most things have made sense in terms of what their equivalent commands/configurations are between vSphere and Hyper-V, but I'm really baffled by networking. Here's how I have things set up in vSphere: 2 NICs teamed for LAN traffic and 2 NICs in MPIO configuration dedicated to iSCSI traffic. On the LAN side, I've got a VM that has to see VLAN 210 (our voicemail server), but the rest of the VMs should only see VLAN 200. I also do my management over this network. On the iSCSI side, a few VMs need to access this network (to do direct-to-SAN backups and such), but by and large most are not connected to it. Here's how vSphere portrays it:

I'm at a loss as to how to configure something similar on the Windows side. I've made a team, but beyond that I don't know what to do. Where do I set up virtual switches? Where do I create networks inside these switches? How do I apply VLANs? What happens if I Live Migrate a VM from one host to another? How does it know which networks it gets? We have VMM 2012 SP1 Beta running, too - should I be doing this configuration inside that?

Thanks!

-Jake

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