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HyperV remote control issues with WinRM public network setup

HyperV remote control issues with WinRM public network setup

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TweeYeno
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12-01-2016, 06:45 PM
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I was adjusting an old NUC to run as a HyperV server and after fixing the network drivers it started working. Now I wanted to add it to my HyperV management on a Windows 10 machine that also hosts a VM. I followed all the instructions but encountered an error when using WinRM QuickConfig, specifically about a public network. It’s configured with a private name, interface alias, and IPv4 settings. I think the issue lies with the virtual interface, though there were no matching results online. Anyone have experience with this configuration? Or should I consider removing the HyperV service entirely and just install the management software?
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12-01-2016, 06:45 PM #1

I was adjusting an old NUC to run as a HyperV server and after fixing the network drivers it started working. Now I wanted to add it to my HyperV management on a Windows 10 machine that also hosts a VM. I followed all the instructions but encountered an error when using WinRM QuickConfig, specifically about a public network. It’s configured with a private name, interface alias, and IPv4 settings. I think the issue lies with the virtual interface, though there were no matching results online. Anyone have experience with this configuration? Or should I consider removing the HyperV service entirely and just install the management software?

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12-01-2016, 07:16 PM
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The operating system in use is [OS name]. All systems are configured within the same domain. Firewall rules are currently set to [default setting].
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12-01-2016, 07:16 PM #2

The operating system in use is [OS name]. All systems are configured within the same domain. Firewall rules are currently set to [default setting].

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12-07-2016, 04:40 AM
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HyperV 2019 core same workgroup and firewall configurations were established following the instructions. However, the issue lies with the vSwitch. I removed the HyperV host from my Windows 10 machine, which restored normal network behavior. Once that was done, I added the HyperV server to the Hyper-V management tool and everything functioned perfectly. Whenever I enable the HyperV host on this system, it generates a public network, and WinRM is experiencing problems. Now I don’t need to run VMs directly on the computer—this is why I set up the NUC. Still puzzled about it.
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AnnoyedOne
12-07-2016, 04:40 AM #3

HyperV 2019 core same workgroup and firewall configurations were established following the instructions. However, the issue lies with the vSwitch. I removed the HyperV host from my Windows 10 machine, which restored normal network behavior. Once that was done, I added the HyperV server to the Hyper-V management tool and everything functioned perfectly. Whenever I enable the HyperV host on this system, it generates a public network, and WinRM is experiencing problems. Now I don’t need to run VMs directly on the computer—this is why I set up the NUC. Still puzzled about it.

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