Deny access when managing Hyper-V remote server in Workgroup

TipsMake.com - Normally, when everyone uses the Hyper-V management tool on Windows Vista or Windows 7 operating system, then connect to the remote-controlled Windows Server 2008 R2 installation computer with the Hyper role -V has been activated, and in case both computers are in Workgroup, the system will display the following error:

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For basic information about the installation process and setting up some Hyper-V related tools, please refer here.

Enable Hyper-V's Remote Management feature:

First, you need to use the support tool named Hyper-V Remote Management Configuration Utility, and along with some simple commands, we can enable the Remote Management function of Hyper-V. But if in case your system is managed by System Center Configuration Manager 2008 it should not be applied this way.

Specifically, after downloading the Utility tool on your computer, copy the HVRemote.wsf file to a folder on both computers - server and client (such as C: HVRemote ). Later:

- Open Command Prompt and point to that storage folder (should open under Run as Administrator mode)

- On Hyper-V server : assign 1 more user to directly access Hyper-V with the command:

cscript hvremote.wsf / add: domainuser: if the computer is in the domain

or:

cscript hvremote.wsf / add: user: if the computer is in workgroup

- On the Client machine, if using Windows Vista or 7 (it is not necessary to be Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2): add 1 exception of the Firewall to Microsoft Management Console with the command:

cscript hvremote.wsf / mmc: enable

- On Client machine (in case client and server are in workgroup ): allow DCOM anonymous access by command:

cscript hvremote.wsf / anondcom: grant

- Restart both Hyper-V server and client

Optional on the client system: if you want to display the components set up, customize and check for problems with the command:

cscript hvremote.wsf / show / target: servercomputername

On the server system, if you want to do the same as above, you use the command:

cscript hvremote.wsf / show / target: clientcomputername

From this point on, we were able to control the Hyper-V server to the Windows 7 Hyper-V management system :

Good luck!