This is administered teh same way as a 'Core' installation below. It is administered at it console using the command line. You have tools like netsh, diskpart, etc. PowerSehll can be used locally in R2 but only remotely with The other thing to know about a 'Core' installation of Windows Server is that the firewall has no holes open by default - you have to enable remote managment, and then enable remote management for each particular feature network, storage, firewall - this is becuase a 'Core' installation is highly locked down, by design.
If you just want to let the word document appear in the folder of the desktop you can use dir command to find it , you can just copy it to the server core computer through network share. There are steps:. Enable Hyper-V on it. Note: You can add both the Hyper-V computer and the Windows Vista computer to the same domain, then it will be very convenient to manage the remote Hyper-V computer.
Windows R2 Server Core hyper-v - inside it there is already hyper-v in it already right? Then lets back up. I am going to get really picky with the terms I use and differentiate between Server Core with Hyper-V and Hyper-V Server - as they are different products, part of the administration is the same and part is different. I get the feeling that your confusion is not with Hyper-V but with managing and dealing with a Windows Server Core installation.
I am assuming that you have reviewed the links already provided and have the understanding that Core is an installation option that began with Server that is highly secured and is limited to a handful of Roles. Server Core is designed to be managed either using command line applications in the case of Hyper-V you might need traditional Windows command lines to configure storage and networking or using the traditional Windows GUI interfaces from a remote machine client using RSAT or Server by enabling the tools.
It is also far easier to manage if both the server and the remote machine are domain joined - as this defines the trust relationship between the two. In fact, Hyper-V Server does not require the Hyper-V Role to be enabled at all it is enabled as part of the installation. The guys here have answered your questions. If you are a new to Windows, I recommend that you join a traning course for Windows.
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Thanks lots. Thursday, June 3, PM. The Servers were bought only 18 months ago and I did exactly that with the R2. Now is the time to move on. FYI once the machines are upgraded to Gen 2 hyper-V there is no migrating back to older hosts.
So long as this is your only host you are good. If not, I would not upgrade the VMs until you have upgraded other hosts you might want to migrate to. I'm with Sosipater, I don't like OS upgrades. I'd much rather start from scratch if I can. Gen2 VMs are only available on the newer hosts and for newer guest operating systems. Feel free to create new Gen2 VMs, however. To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Anunta Followers - Follow.
Kelly for Anunta. Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. I would like to know if: 1: Can I go ahead and upgrade directly to Server R2?
After log on, a command line configuration tool automatically launches to allow you to modify the default system settings. When the process is complete, the following message appears: "Remote Management allowed for all Windows Firewall profiles.
Type 2 to enable Windows PowerShell. Restart now? Type 3 to allow the computer to be managed by using Remote Server Manager. After configuring remote management, you can remotely manage Hyper-V Server through any of the following methods:. Choose the option that is right for you, and then follow the steps that correspond with your choice.
Cross domain permissions do not work within this MMC snap-in. From the Actions menu, click Connect to Server, select Another Computer, and then enter the name or IP address of the server that you want to connect to. Office Office Exchange Server.
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