Hi,
I installed Hyper-V Manager on my Windows 10 and trying to manage remote server but got this error "You do not have the required permission to complete this task. Contact the administrator of the authorization policy for the computer." However, the same version installed on my Windows 7 and it works just fine with same server and credential.
Please advise?
Thanks
Tuan
Hi- Windows 2008 R2. VM had two snapshots. I've read that after I delete the snapshots I need to turn off the VM for them to merge into the "parent" VHD file. Well, I deleted the sub-tree and almost immediately the status showed "Merge in Progress". It's currently at 15%. At this point, I'm concerned that if I do turn off the VM something undesirable will occur.
Any advice is appreciated!
Thanx
You should never, never doubt what nobody is sure about. -Willy Wonka
hi guys .
please help me
i have win 2012 r2 and run hyperv
and i have 2 drive on this server ( C , D )
i have 4 virtual machineis are on drive D ( vhds file , vms file )
i dont use D drive for any program , and i have not any snapshot from virtual machine .
but my problem ::
D drive capacity is low every day , this capacity was 100gig last week but
capacity 70 gig now ..
please help me ,
As title, how to decode hypervisor cupid leaves?
For example,
EAX ECX EAX EBX ECX EDX 40000000 0 4000000A 7263694D 666F736F 76482074 Microsoft Hv 40000001 0 31237648 0 0 0 Hv#1 40000002 0 295A A0000 0 3 40000003 0 1FFF 2BB9FF 2 7FBF2 +CreatePartitions 40000004 0 2D1C FFF 0 0 40000005 0 140 200 324 0 40000006 0 AF 0 0 0 40000007 0 80000003 3 0 0
Jeremy
Hello people
I need help with a problem with Hyper-V replica.
I am using the Hyper-V Replica, have domain on the network (192.168.5 / 24)
my 2 Hosts Hyper-V are on the field.
I did another network (192.168.0.5/24) and connected the two hosts through separate network cards for this network (192.168.0.0/24) because I want the replication of VMs is through this range (192.168.0./ 24)
I enabled LiveMigration for replication, as image, however this network configured in this LiveMigration not passing any data, ie, replication remains the network where is the domain (192.168.0./24)
I need to replicate VMs through another IP range as explained above, but I'm not getting it.
I need help with this
Please someone help me
Thank you
MCP - MCTS - MCTS AD
Dear Tech Mates,
I cannot use a USB ports in Ubuntu 14.04 OS that I installed at windows 10 - with Hyper-V.
The purpose is to use Kinect (v1) device in the Ubuntu under Hyper-V (using libfreenect).
I followed several tutorials without luck, can someone pls throw some helps / tips ?
Best;
Itay
Hi all,
I have an environment with a Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 server running VDI's. The Hyper-V server is attached to shared storage to place the VDI's on. Although it is a single Hyper-V host, a failover cluster is build with clustered shared volumes configured to get the shared storage aailable for Hyper-V, with the option to add another host. So far so good...
What we are experiencing is excessive logging (approximately 25000 events in 24 hours), of the following:
Log Name: Security
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing
Date: 2/15/2016 9:09:50 AM
Event ID: 4611
Task Category: Security System Extension
Level: Information
Keywords: Audit Success
User: N/A
Computer: SERVERNAME.domainname
Description:
A trusted logon process has been registered with the Local Security Authority.
This logon process will be trusted to submit logon requests.
Subject:
Security ID: SYSTEM
Account Name: SERVERNAME$
Account Domain: domainname
Logon ID: 0x3E7
Logon Process Name: CsvFilter
Although this is a normal event log beeing a succes audit of a proces that logged on succesfully. I don't think it is normal that it does that 25000 time a day.
The event is described here:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn311491.aspx
But I cannot find anything saying it logs that much events and also not in combination with the CsvFilter, which is the logon process name in the event.
- Has anyone even seen this before?
- What is causing this?
- Is there maybe a solution for it?
With kind regards,
Rik Pasman
Hi Guys,
I am Unable to enable Replication between Primary Hyper V server to Replica server.
please find the below mentioned error.
failed to perform the operation. The virtual machine is not in a valid state to perform the operation. (Virtual machine ID F538725C-2660-458B-B72B-15A1117B5CC2)
Event ID's :19050 & 32000
Regards
ANV
Hello All,
I have the following environment: Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter
Hyper-V Host >>4 NIC Ports
NIC 1 & Nic 2 = Team A=Hyper V Node
NIC 3 & Nic 4 = IP not asigned
Team A is working perfectly
When I try to assign IP to the NIC 3 & NIC 4, they are not connecting to the network.
If i add these NIC Ports to the Guest VM and then assign any IP inside the VM, even then NIC Ports are not connecting to NW.
Can anybody give suggestions to fix this.
Thanks & Regards
Hi all,
For a school project i have to make a Domain Controller and a Terminal Server. My question, can I do this on 1 machine and use Hyper-V within server 2012R2 or do I need 2 machines?
Thanks in advance
2012 R2 with hyperv role.
We have switched the hyperv server to other locating and plugged in utp to new switch.
Now hyperv got another network and has two networks.
Virtual machines dont work on it.
And the static ip on vEthernet does not want to take that static configurations :(
So even virtual machines on host not working anymore. please help
Whats with the another connection?
bostjanc
Did change physical SSDs in RAID VD in 2012 R2 Datacentre running Hyper-V
Image up/down, bcd never likes such changes, so quick bcdboot to re-create it, server up & running fine, Failover Cluster Manager suddenly can not live migrate VM from other cluster host.
Throws errors about CPU being not compatible (strange, did not change CPU, did not touch BIOS)
Poke around, cold move VM to the other host, try to start & this time error that Resources can not be brought online
What resource? Cluster storage is accessible, networks as well. Forget FCM, lets use Hyper-V Manager.
Oh well, that one gives at least correct error -"hypervisor is not running"
Of course, bcdboot does not have any logic to check that hypervisor was installed on this host, so did not auto start it in bcd
bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype Auto
reboot and all is back to normal.
But I am losing more & more faith in MS Hyper-V related tools. How come FCM could not produce correct meaningful error message that would relate to the actual issue?
Seb
Hi Guys,
Im tring to move a VM but i get the above error.
In testing if i move the VM to the same local server on the same disk array it works.
When i come to move it across the network to a 2nd HV server it errors?
Any ideas?
Both servers are 2012R2 on the domain using kerberos and compression in the performance options.
Thanks James
Hello Friends
I have been moving from Vmware to hyper V and I can see most of the things are going very well from promoting of dc's but also converting some files servers. But there are some machine after converting them to hyper v either through power shells commands or converter they are not booting just starting and blinking like reading from the disk but ending there forever.
Any advise is really appreciated
Hi,
I seem to be getting mixed messages in regards to whether or not the Cluster validation storage test will cause any downtime?
Could some one confirm for me?
Thanks
Daniel
Host: Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard with Hyper-V role
Guest VM: Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard
When I choose to update the child VM by clicking "Install Updates and Reboot" when I connect the console to watch the VM, I don't see the expected "Installing Updates, 1 of 30" progress screen that I see on a physical Windows host.
I instead see the "Press CTRL+ALT+DEL to sign in" screen. The console is, of course, unresponsive to CTRL+ALT+DEL because it's actually installing updates (I can confirm this because if I wait long enough, it will eventually
reboot with updates installed). But I can't watch the progress to make sure it's proceeding normally and not hanging. Interestingly, the clock continues to count forward, so it's not like it's a frozen image. It's just not showing me the progress
update.
Is this normal or did I inadvertently apply some policy that's causing this? If it IS normal, is it a bug? I don't remember Hyper-V 2008 R2 doing this.
Hi,
I am getting very slow disk-to-disk copy times within my VM's. This is just within the VM. I can copy from a Hyper-V node to the shared storage, and copy times are ~300MB/sec. For example, from the fixed D: drive on a VM to a fixed E: drive
on the same VM, copy rates are ~12MB/sec. Shared storage is an Equallogic SAN of 3xPS6100's. Each node is configured with 2ea NIC's in the storage fabric (HIT kit installed), 1 management interface, and 1 network interface. I have been here
a year, but don't recall such slow copy times until I started troubleshooting SQL performance issues.
Any insight is appreciated. Thanks.