Hyper-V host registration in Active Directory.

Question

Hi everybody,
I have question regarding hyper-v nodes registration in active directory.
As in the original TechNet documentation Microsoft (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn550728.aspx) stated:
"...The management network must have connectivity between all required infrastructure, and to any location from which you want to manage the server."
Is it a recommended practice to register the host in AD with the management interface ip address?
Kind regards,
Karoly

Answer 1

Kardy,
    "The management network must have connectivity between all required infrastructure, and to any location from which you want to manage the server."
This is simply saying that any infrastructure you want to use to manage your server (Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, WSUS, etc.) needs to have network connectivity to your management network. IE. AD needs to have connectivity to your server to push
group policy. By "register" your node in active directory, I'm assuming  you mean add it to the domain. Unless there is some obscure reason why you shouldn't, adding it to AD will only aid you in administration.
You mentioned specifically joining the domain "through the management interface". You don't need to specify anything to do this. If the machine has connectivity to AD via whatever means possible you will be fine.
Does this answer your question?