Hyper-V, Virtualization | Server and Application Resources on Te. Hyper-V Server: Home Page. Capabilities Server virtualization Take advantage of the cost savings of virtualization, and maximize server hardware investments by consolidating your servers as virtual machines on a single physical host. Hyper-V runs multiple operating systems including Windows, Linux, and others, in parallel, on a single server. Windows Server 2012 R2 extends Hyper-V’s capabilities with additional features and industry-leading scalability for host processors and memory. Learn More Storage Whatever your storage platform, the data it holds is the bedrock of your business. Learn More Networking You can manage an entire network as a single server, so you get the reliability and scalability of multiple servers at a lower cost.
Learn More Server management and automation Following a standards-based management approach, the Windows Management Framework provides a common platform for automation and integration to help you automate your routine tasks with tools like Windows PowerShell. Learn More Learn More Learn More. Hyper-V. John Howard - Senior Program Manager in the Hyper-V team at Micr. Update 14th Nov 2008. I've just released a script which does all this configuration in one or two command lines: HVRemote Quick links to the all parts in the series: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 After the many emails I’ve had about this, it seemed only appropriate to write up a detailed post (or two actually) about how to resolve this. You will hit this problem when using the Hyper-V Vista management tools connecting to a remote Windows Server 2008 machine with the Hyper-V role enabled, and where both machines are in a workgroup (or in a domain environment where you genuinely don’t have access - but that's another blog entry).
There are several additional configuration steps you need to complete to make remote management work in a workgroup environment. Step 1 (On Client and Server) Make sure you are using a username and password which matches between the client and the server. Step 2A (On Server core installations) See part 3 of this series Click OK, then select the added user or group Step 4 (On Server) Windows Virtual PC: Home Page. Virtual Server 2005 R2.