Hi Dan,

I'm going to look into this today - will let you know if I spot any gotchas.

Thanks, Andrew.

Hello,

OK, it has finished downloading now.

I've copied it to my HyperV R2 server and used the Import function in the console.

I've started the machine and had a look, mine works first time

Can you take a look at your network adapter settings on the VM in hyper-v?

Cheers

Typical!

Ok... I shall have a look tomorrow.

Cheers,

Dan

Thanks Andrew for the confirmation.

Dan good luck tomorrow. Yes the documentation is a little thin as we aimed for a straightforward import of the virtual machine. it's only half page including the images in page 6 of the Quest VDIAssessment Administration Guide.

Cheers

Jasmine

Ok.... Couldn't be bothered to wait for tomorrow....

Andrew, I followed the same steps as you but have noticed that on my config it was using a standard NIC not legacy... Removed and added legacy and all is working - helpfull screenshot

Just for fun I repeated the same steps on another host and the correct NIC was used!!!

The only difference between them I could find is that the host that was having issues was running SP1. Not sure if you have SP1?

The SP1 host is going to be rebuilt later this week (with SP1 again).. I'll try and see if it happens again.

Dan

Hello,

Glad you got it working

My hyperV is running on a normal 2008 R2 Sp1 server as a Role.

Is yours standalone, core or full install like mine?

Cheers, Andrew.

Full and managed by SCVMM (latest)... I imported direct on the host (not via SCVMM).

I could test on core if you need me too but will have to wait a week or so!

Cheers,

Dan

  I did exactly the same Full and managed by SCVMM (latest)... I imported direct on the host (not via SCVMM). so it is odd mine worked.