Hyper-V 2012 R2 Console Permissions

Hi guys
I asked this question before, but i'm not sure i phrased it correctly. It is now extremely critical I find some kind of answer, so i though i'd try and break it down a bit more in a new thread.
- Previously, in Windows 2008 R2, you could delegate per VM Hyper-V console permissions using AzMan. This worked great.
- In 2012 R2 this does not seem to be possible. AzMan is now deprecated. Fine. I get this.
- What is now possible is that a user be a member of the Hyper-V administrators groups, this grants console access to all VMs. All previous mechanisms of obtaining console access work using any user that is a member of this group.
- If you wish to delegate console permissions that are granular to a single VM in 2012 R2, how do you do this? Is it even possible now?
- I am not using SCVMM, and will not be using SCVMM at any point in the future, although the real issue here is the scoping of permissions. So if SCVMM can do it somehow, it must be delegating permissions some how?
Thanks for your time. Really appreciate it.

Hi Hob_Gadling,
I am afraid you can not achieve that with only server2012r2 hyper-v role at present.
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