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I created a hyper-v Console.
I used credentials from the credential repository
On the tools section when creating the entry I set Credentials to "Use Session Credentials"
When I open the session I get a list of all VMs on the Hyper-V server.
If I right click on a VM and select Connect, I get a password dialog box with LOCALMACHINE\administrator, asking for a password.
If I change user and put the correct DOMAIN\administrator and my password it connects correctly.
This Hyper-V console is in a domain that is different than the local machine.
Hello,
The Tools credentials are for remote tools from our dashboard, or for Macros/Scripts/Tools.
What you're looking for is not an existing feature. I will move this to a feature request forum.
Maurice
Why doesn't the hyper-v console use the same credentials to connect to guest session as it does to the host?
I think there might be some confusion on the issue.
This maybe a bug. I created another hyper-v console that attached to a hyper-v system in the same domain as the workstation and it worked correctly
In the working system...
I click on my hyper-v console session and select open session, the session opens
I right click on a hyper-v guest and select connect, the session opens
I hit CTRL-ALT-DELETE and I get a login prompt for the guest.
In the failing system
I click on my hyper-v console session and select open session, the session opens
I right click on a hyper-v guest and select connect, the session does NOT connect and it gives a login box coming from my local computer
If I say "use another account" and type in the correct credentials it does open the session and then I can send the CTRL-ALT-DEL to connect to the guest.
the feature to connect to the session and then send the local guest credentials would be a nice feature. But I am not getting that far.
Hi,
I think that I know what could be the bug. I will have fix for the next version.
Regards
David Hervieux
Just wanted to post back. I installed 12.0.5 today and the issue is gone.