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So, you’ve successfully to Windows Server 2008 running Hyper-V but now you want to manage the Hyper-V Server remotely from another Windows Server 2008 or Vista box.  Is it possible?  Today at work I had that very question and what I found was it’s possible and easy to configure a Windows Vista Client OR a Windows Server 2008 box to remotely manage a Microsoft Hyper-V Server.

 

Below are the steps for enabling remote management on a Windows Vista Client.  if you want the Step-by-step from a Windows Server 2008 box.

 

Remotely Manage a Microsoft Hyper-V Server from a Windows Vista Client

1)   Download and Install the Remote Management Update KB952627 from Windows Download Center (x86 Vs. x64)

 

Note: If your running Windows 7 – Read this KB Article for the Remote Server Admin Tools.

 

Install confirmation for Hyper-V Remote Management Update for Windows Vista x64 KB952627

 

2)   Click Windows Start Button, Type Hyper and Click Hyper-V Manager once Windows Search Finds it.  It can also be found under Control Panel Administrative Tools

How-To Launch Hyper-V Manager from Windows Start Button and Windows Search

 

3)   Click Connect to Server to begin managing your Hyper-V Server

Hyper-V Manager Illustration How-To connect to Hyper-V Server using Hyper-V Manager

 

All done!  Very simple, easy and most importantly, .  As mentioned above, if your looking for the steps for Windows Server 2008, .

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3 Responses to “Remotely Manage a Microsoft Hyper-V Server from a Windows Vista Client”

  1. AJ says:

    Exactly what I was looking for.

    Thanks!

  2. Ryan Steele says:

    Thanks for this! The links, however, points to a version of the Remote Management Update that is out of date. The updated download links are available from the KB article:

    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/952627

  3. MrGroove says:

    Thanks Ryan! Updating the document now. Thank you for the FYI and new links!

    Welcome to the site!

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