I currently have two HP ProLiant DL380G7 servers running MS Server 2008 R2 in Core mode, with Hyper-V (Core 1 & 2).
Core 2 currently has two VM's running on it, both setup with a virtual network attached to a physical NIC on the Core itself. I recently upgraded the core's memory to allow for resource allocation to a new VM. I have since created and installed MS Server
Enterprise 2008 R2 SP1 onto this. When creating a new virtual network for this VM I attached it to what I thought was a spare/unused physical NIC, but didn't tick the "Allow management operating system to share this network adapter" option.
I am now in the horrible situation whereby all physical NIC's are being used by the virtual network, thus preventing me the ability to remote manage the physical core OS itself! Thankfully the Microsoft Virtual Network Switch protocol is enabled on it meaning
that it still allows the virtual machines on this Hyper-V host to communicate on the network.
I've downloaded and imported the following PowerShell module on Core 2: http://pshyperv.codeplex.com/releases/view/38769#ReviewsAnchor to try and manipluate the VM NICs. The core itself via SCONFIG is stating that "No active network adapters can be
found". I'm having some real trouble being able to re-attach a NIC to the core to be able to re-configure its IP address etc. and then manage it again.
I've spoken to numerous people who have experienced and used this module but I'm not getting anywhere. Myself and a contact have been troubleshooting this for the last two days and its really starting to grind my gears! Any help would be much appreciated
as I'm in dire need of some expert advice. Thanks in advance.