RDP to hyper-v host sever core

Hi,
Is there a way to RDP to a hyper-V host server from any windows OS ?
Thanks

Hi Suren424,
I would like to check if you need further assistance ?
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How do I get RDP Access to Hyper-V host when DC and DHCP server is down and is a VM on that host.

My host machine is a Windows Server 2012 running SBS 2008 as a VM.
How can I configure a Hyper-V environment to allow me to RDP into the Hyper-V host in order to start individual VM's.
It seems that without the DC running (which happens to be a VM on the same host) the host does not have an IP address that I can RDP to. I also cannot assign it a static IP.
With the VM DC running I can RDP into that and then RDP from that to the Hyper-V host but I would like to be able to have the ability to access all VM's and be able to start and stop them as required, remotely.

The SBS 2008 server has a static IP and the NIC on the Hyper-V host is used by the Virtual Switch so a static IP cannot be assigned to the NIC on the Hyper-V host.
If you only have one physical adapter in your Hyper-V host and it's hosting the virtual switch, then you'll need to create a virtual adapter on it for the host to use.
You can check the "Allow management operating system to share this network adapter" in the "Virtual Switch Manager" inside "Hyper-V Manager". You'll automatically get a network adapter that shows up with the others on that system where you can give it IP
and DNS information.
You can also do it in PowerShell:
Add-VMNetworkAdapter -ManagementOS -SwitchName ((Get-VMSwitch).Name) -Name Mgmt
New-NetIpAddress -IPAddress ###.###.###.### -InterfaceAlias "vEthernet (Mgmt)" -DefaultGateway ###.###.###.### -PrefixLength ##
Set-DnsClientServerAddress -InterfaceAlias "vEthernet (Mgmt)" -ServerAddresses ###.###.###.###, ###.###.###.###
Then you'll have an IP you can connect to from remote systems.
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Connect via RDP option is not enabled for some VM's on the same Hyper-V Host

Hi. I have many virtual machines on a Hyper-V host being managed via System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012. When you right click on a virtual machine - Connect or View - Connect via Console is enabled, but Connect via RDP is not enabled for
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of them on the OS itself.

Hi Debabrata,
In App Controller the console access is provided by an ActiveX control and this requires the client (web browser) to connect directly to the Hyper-V server. As you note, for this to work over the internet would require the Hyper-V host to be accessible from
the internet, and this is not a recommended security practice.
Publishing App Controller as a Remote App avoids needing to make the Hyper-V host accessible to the internet. I'm not an expert in setting up Remote App and don't have an answer about how to avoid doing 2 lots of authentication. The
Remote Desktop Services forum is likely to be a better place to ask a question on setting up Remote Apps.
Let me know what you need help with for the Remote Console in Windows Azure Pack option. There is also a forum for
Azure Pack and two of our MVPs who do have console connect working have both written articles that describe their experience.
http://kristiannese.blogspot.com/2014/02/configuring-remote-console-for-windows.html
http://www.hyper-v.nu/archives/mvaneijk/2014/01/windows-azure-pack-remote-console-with-the-rd-gateway-in-a-dmz/
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VMM 2012 R2: error 410 / 0x80070001 when adding a new Hyper-V host. VMM Agent won't install automatically (status 1603)

I have several Windows Server 2012 R2 hosts. The OS is freshly installed, no roles/3d party software besides Hyper-V role). I also have a freshly installed VMM 2012 R2 server. They all are in the same AD domain. I want to manage those Hyper-V hosts
with this VMM instance, but I have troubles connecting those hosts to VMM.
Whenever I try to add a Hyper-V host in the VMM console, the process is stopped almost immediately after it starts. The failing step is "1.2 Install Virtual Machine Manager Agent". The final error message is as follows:
Error (410)
Agent installation failed on XXX.
Incorrect function (0x80070001)
Recommended Action
Try the operation again. If the problem persists, install the agent locally and then add the managed computer.
If I try to install the agent manually copied from the VMM host (C:\Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012 R2\Virtual Machine Manager\agents\amd64\3.2.7634.0
as of now) by just clicking on its MSI file in Windows Explorer (and agreeing to the Windows prompt to run it with elevated privileges), the installation fails as well with "Installation success or error status: 1603." in the
server Application log.
The only way I found to install the agent is to run the installation from command prompt with elevated privileges. In this case the installation finishes successfully, and I can add the host to VMM by marking the "Reassociate the host" checkbox
in the VMM wizard.
Why is it so? Isn't the agent supposed to install without manual intervention? As I recall, I had no such problem with previous versions of Windows Server and VMM.
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I brought up the share because it is off by default with Hyper-V Server as well as a Core installation. Regardless of the Firewall policy involved.
Maybe, but I don't work with pure Hyper-V and Core servers. I have a full-fledged Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter.
You're correct that File Server role is not enabled by default, this is my mistake. I open SMB-IN port manually (with the help of a group policy), and Windows considers it to be am equivalent of the enabled File Server role. Nonetheless, ADMIN$ share is
always accessible in my environment (and without it, for example, I wouldn't be able to remotely install things like SCOM Agent which installs without a glitch). Just in case I manually installed the File Server role, and it didn't help.
What you say about multihomed servers is interesting. The servers in question do have multiple network interfaces, but at the time I tried to install the VMM Agent only one of them (a designated host management / network access interface) had a real IP address.
Two other interfaces were non-configured (I apply a virtual switch configuration after the VMM Agent is installed). Just in case I disabled them when tried to install the VMM Agent remotely on the last host, and the installation still failed immediately
after start. Anyways, after the VMM Agent is installed manually the host can be normally re-associated with VMM, so it's doubtful that I have a network issue.
And, of course, there is no 3d-party software on the hosts (no antiviruses/firewalls in particular) except the EMC Unisphere Host Agent (a piece of software necessary for connecting a host to an EMC storage system) and networking drivers. Actually,
this is a pure Microsoft environment.
So I still believe that is has something to do with the Windows Installer inability to configure Windows Firewall policy after being invoked from Windows Explorer with a double-click on a MSI file. But I don't know how to strictly confirm it.
Evgeniy Lotosh
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Hyper V hosts with Cluster Shared Volume do not provide Shared VHDX ability

Hi there, i've configured a pair of Hyper V hosts (UCS B230 M2) with SAN-Boot and access to a Shared Fiber Channel LUN.
No matter what I try, when I add a SCSI Adapter and one VHDX virtual disk to a VM, the option for "Advanced" never shows up therefore I can not share the VHDX file between another VM, which prevents any VM based clustering from working (IE: Clustered
SQL server)
Here are the settings I have configured:
The LUN has been formatted with NTFS
The Hyper V hosts have been configured as a Windows Cluster with an IP address and the Fiber Channel LUN configured as a Cluster Shared Volume
I follows the guides below
Create a CSV
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn265980.aspx
Create a shared VHDX
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn282283.aspx
Further details:
Two HyperV server core hosts built
Both joined to AD
Both joined to a Windows failover cluster
One 2TB Fibre Channel LUN presented from an EMC VNX array to both hosts
LUN formatted as NTFS
LUN created as a Cluster Shared Volume
Cluster Shared Volume present on both HyperV hosts
VM created within the Cluster Shared Volume
VM Booted up and Windows 2012 has been installed
VM gracefully shut down
Through the HyperV Manager, going in to VM settings,create a SCSI adapter, create a new VHDX file inside the CSV, the “Advanced” option for the VHDX is not present, therefore the option to make the VHDX file shared is not available
I have followed all steps in the Microsft Technet pages to create a CSV and a VM with Shared VHDX
I’ve cleared all settings and restarted multiple times, but this option is not present

Hi Sir,
>>No matter what I try, when I add a SCSI Adapter and one VHDX virtual disk to a VM, the option for "Advanced" never shows up therefore I can not share the VHDX file between another VM
>>Yes we are using Hyper-V Server 2012 R2
As we know Hyper-v server 2012R2 is a free version without GUI , I'm afraid you are not using Win 8.1 or other windows server 2012R2 to manage that free version hyper-v server .
Shared vhdx is a new feature came with 2012R2 , if use previous windows to manage 2012R2 you will not see "advanced" option (The blue circle belongs 2012 , the red circle belongs to 2012R2 ):
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Hyper-V host 1Gbps NIC negotiated at 100 Mbps when used for Virtual Switch

Hi all,
Hoping someone can shed some light on this one as I’ve been trying to hunt down a solution for a week now.
Setup
HP ProLiant ML350 G6 with HP NC326i PCIe Dual Port Gigabit Server Adapter network adapters
Windows Server 2008 R2 Core with only the Hyper-V role installed
SBS 2011 installed as guest
Port 1 on Dual port NIC configured a physical port or management of Host only
Port 2 on Dual port NIC configured for use as an External Virtual Switch port for use by guests only
The issue is that the physical port connected to the Hyper-V virtual Switch negotiates with the network switch at 100 Mbps full duplex while the management port negotiates at 1 Gbps full duplex. All clients (brand new HP Z210 workstations) also negotiate
with the switch at 1 Gbps.
During file copies and backups the network port connected to the Virtual Switch does not show any errors and transfers data at close to 100 Mbps. File transfers between individual workstations and workstations and server core again show no errors, but transfers
at 1 Gbps.
One observation is that the physical NIC connected to the Virtual Switch does not negotiate with the switch until the Hyper-V service has started (I’m guessing) the virtual switch.
Also, while staging the server the Hyper-V virtual switch created when the server was connected to a 100 Mbps switch not a 1Gbps switch as it is in production.
Has anyone encountered anything similar and if so how did you get the physical NIC to operate at full capabilities? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Hi,
I purchased one gigabyte switch for home used several days ago, I just performed some copy tests between virtual machines and physical machines(not
Hyper-V host machine)in the same LAN, the average copy speed is 350Mb/s.
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Upgrade Windows Hyper-v 2012 R1 core to windows Hyper-v 2012 R2 Core

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is it possible to upgrade stand alone hyper-v 2012 R1 core server to hyper-v 2012 R2 core server?could anyone guide me the process of upgrading? I really appreciate your help. Thank u so much in advance.

Hi D.sree charan,
"A clean upgrade is safer, if you do not mind exporting and re-importing the VMs, or moving them all to another host, before the upgrade. On the other hand, with the upgrade cycle now faster than before, in-place upgrade makes sense as
a way of keeping pace with little pain."
For details please refer to following link :
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Poor MySQL Performance after updating Hyper-V Host to 2012R2

Hi
I recently updated one of our 2008R2 Hyper-V Hosts (Standalone) to 2012 R2. (64GB Memory, SSD Raid1 at LSI Controller + SAS RAID1 for Host OS)
Now one of the VMs (2008R2, Generation 1, fixed .vhdx on SSD RAID, 20GB fixed RAM, 4 Cores) performes really bad.
This VM is running a MySQL Database. The performance is VERY poor over a network as well as on the local system (Same task in our Application takes more than double the time as before).
The VM itself wasn't changed in any kind.
While file copy and overall performance of the VM seem to be OK, SQL queries are extremely slow.
CPU Usage of VM stays nearly idle, it only uses 2GB RAM, but the virtual Disk I/O only reaches about 8 KByte/s!!! (File Copy between 200 and 400 MB/s)
Checked same VM again on different Hardware -> same result...
Really have no ideas any more.

Hi LiwoCN,
aha "my Application (Sage New Classic)".
Da kann ich bestimmt in deutsch helfen (otherwise I can translate it to english).
Sage New CL - das ist genau auch unser Ding. Hier kann ich (evtl.) ein paar Tipps geben:
Sofern es noch nicht getätigt ist, ist mit MySQL und Sage Classic Line und HYPER-V folgende Einstellung eklatant wichtig:
Sowohl den HYPER-V Host wie auch die Gast VM in den Energiesparoptionen auf "Höchstleistung" stellen. Sowie in den "Erweiterten Energieeinstellungen ändern" den Punkt "Prozessorenergieverwaltung" - Maximaler Leistungszustand des Prozessors" auf 100 % stellen.
Das ist zwar nicht im Sinne eines Energiesparens aber das treibt die Performanz der MySQL & New CL deutlich nach oben.
Fahren Sie dann in der New CL denn den DMOPERF Test. Optimal sind Werte unter 300. Alles drüber ist für den Nutzer quasi nicht akzeptabel (zu langsam). Wir erreichen mit HYPER-V recht optimale Werte um die 100 herum. Hinweis: Den DMOPERF Test am besten direkt
auf dem MySQL Server ausführen (also dort auch einen CL Clienten installieren). So grenzt man zumindest ein, ob es sich um ein VM Problem oder um ein LAN Problem handelt.
Des weiteren sollte man die VHD wo die MySQL DB drauf läuft als VHDX und als SCSI HDD einbinden. Sofern notwendig (abhängig von der Gast VM, wenn diese kleiner als Windows 2012 R2 ist), das Systemlaufwerk per IDE und das Datenlaufwerk (wo die MySQL drauf
läuft) als SCSI.
VMQ für die VM sollte eingeschaltet sein - aber Achtung nur richtige Server LAN Karten können dies! Alternativ kann man auch mit SR-IOV Treibern arbeiten. Aber wie gesagt, dass bringt nur Punkte, wenn die VM an sich ordentlich läuft (daher nicht primär wichtig).
Finetuning kann man dann noch in der sageclmy.ini (?:\Sage\Sage New Classic\MySQL 560\bin\) ausführen. Dies erfolgt aber auf eigenes Risiko, daher bitte vorsichtig mit den Parametern umgehen! Die Original sageclmy.ini zuvor bitte sichern!
Abhängig von dem VM Gast Werten (vor allem RAM), kann man die innodb Werte optimieren. Für eine VM mit 16 GB RAM haben wir diese Werte als optimal ermittelt.
innodb_data_file_path           = ibdata1:10M:autoextend
innodb_buffer_pool_size         = 10G
innodb_log_file_size            = 2G
innodb_log_buffer_size          = 8M
innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit = 2
innodb_lock_wait_timeout        = 50
innodb_log_files_in_group       = 4
innodb_support_xa               = 0
innodb_thread_concurrency       = 0
myisam_max_sort_file_size       = 4M
Obiges gibt vor allem dem Buffer Pool 10 GB RAM und den Log-Files 2 GB RAM. Die Sage Original Vorgaben sind deutlich geringer. Trotzdem immer bedenken, zu große Buffer machen sich bei vielen Schreibvorgängen auch negativ bemerkbar. Daher hier evtl. selbst
ein Optimum ermitteln.
Ich hoffe das hilft weiter...
Danke und liebe Grüße Oliver Richter

How to get information about creation of a virtual machine on a Hyper-v host.

Hi,
How to get information about creation of a virtual machine on a Hyper-v host?
I need: host name, time created, creator user.
I saw in Hyper-V-VMMS but I found info about movements of VM between hosts.
Thank's in advance.
Denius Valiant

For Host Name * Created Time Use This Command In PowerShell
Get-VM -Name (Read-Host "Type Your Vm Name") |select CreationTime , ComputerName
and for Create User , As i know you should see on Event Log .
Go To Event Log Viewer--->Applications And Services Logs--->Microsoft--->Windows--->Hyper-V-VMMS--->Operational
You can see in Event Log who create the Vm.
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I have a domain with 2 DCs (both virtual machines) in different Hyper-V Hosts. Dose this case make any influence on the time sync?

As title,
I have a domain with 2 DCs (both virtual machines) in 2 different Hyper-V Hosts, and one of the perform as a PDC Emulator.
Dose this case make any influence on the time sync?
i.e. Both of the VMs sync with Hyper-V host, instead the other host should sync with the PDC Emulator?
I run w32tm command and get the following result:
C:\Users\Administrator.DOMAIN8>w32tm /query /computer:dc8.domain8.local /source
VM IC Time Synchronization Provider
C:\Users\Administrator.DOMAIN8>w32tm /query /computer:hpvzh05.domain8.local /source
VM IC Time Synchronization Provider
HPVZH05.domain8.local works as PDC server.
How can I make DC8 sync with HPVZH05?

Awesome!
It looks like your PDC is successfully pulling time from an external source. DC8 is not longer pulling from Hyper-V so that is good.
When you set a client to pull from a source ( and in this case DC8 is pulling from NT5DS, which tells it to pull from the PDC), and it CAN'T pull from that source, it will default to Local CMOS Clock. This is likely an easy fix.
First, check connectivity:
- Method one- Download Portqry and run this command: portqry -n HPVZH05 -p both -e 123 and see if the results say listening, or
- Method two- Run this command from DC8: w32tm /stripchart /computer:HPVZH05
If you get any kind of error using method two, it's a connectivity issue. (Maybe you have a firewall that's blocking access?)
The other cause of this, and probably more likely in your case, is that your PDC isn't properly advertising as a reliable time source, so DC8 isn't 'allowed' to pull from it.
Try running this command on your PDC: w32tm /config /reliable:yes
Then go restart time on your PDC, THEN DC8 again. (net stop w32time & net start w32time)
Here's an article you can reference: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc794937(v=WS.10).aspx
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How to get notified when changes happen on Hyper-V host or VMs

Is there a way to get notified on Hyper-V host or VM changes? Our intention is to notify the system-administrators on any changes.
1. How to get notified when new VM is created (or deleted) on Hyper-V.
2. How to get notified when any memory/CPU/disk is added (or deleted) on any VM(s).
In general:
- Get notified when any changes happens to Hyper-V host.
- Get notified when any changes happens on any VMs.
Our target servers are Windows Server(2008, 2008 R2, 2012, and 2012 R2)
We tried to get the notification using "Event Viewer" on different Windows servers (2008, 2008 R2, 2012, and 2012 R2)
We were able to get event-logs only on one of our 2012 R2 server as described below on creation/deletion of VMs (on another 2012 R2 server, we did not got any such event, Is there any setting required on host computer to get Hyper-V event-logs in "Event
Viewer"?)
Log Name: Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-VMMS-Admin
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-VMMS
Date: 12/18/2014 1:21:45 AM
Event ID: 13002
Task Category: None
Level: Information
Keywords:
User: SYSTEM
Computer: HPHyper-V.COMPUTERNAME.lab
Description:
A new virtual machine 'TestVM' was created. (Virtual machine ID A0FED305-7B1A-4BB5-952C-BA9634ACDA45)
Log Name: Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-VMMS-Admin
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-VMMS
Date: 12/17/2014 10:57:01 PM
Event ID: 13003
Task Category: None
Level: Information
Keywords:
User: SYSTEM
Computer: HPHyper-V.COMPUTERNAME.lab
Description: The virtual machine 'TestVM' was deleted. (Virtual machine ID A0FED305-7B1A-4BB5-952C-BA9634ACDA45)

Thanks for your reply,
Just to make it more clear:
In our environment we have enabled Hyper-V on following Windows servers: 2012 R2, 2012, 2008 R2, 2008. The environment is very dynamic, VMs are getting created and deleted very frequently. Our intention is to get notified by any means on VM creation/deletion,
currently we are relying on event-logs (we are OK with any different mechanism for such notification if there exists, i,e other than event-logs)
We were able to get event-logs only on few of our 2012 R2 server on creation/deletion of VMs. On another 2012 R2 server, we did not got any such event (do we need to make some settings on 2012 R2 to get events? If yes, what are those settings).
Also we are not getting any such event of VM creation/deletion on our Windows Server 2012, 2008, 2008 R2. Is there any setting required on hese host computer to get Hyper-V event-logs in "Event Viewer" for VM creation/deletion?

Run commands on remote Hyper-V host in different domain/network with powershell

Hi experts,
My Setup: Windows Server 2012 R2 / SCVMM 2012 managing localhost and other Hyper-V hosts
I need to run a script on the remote Hyper-V Host which is in different domain/workgroup using powershell.
I have tried
Invoke-SCScriptcommand cmdlet. But I am getting the below error
Error (2917)
Virtual Machine Manager cannot process the request because an error occurred while authenticating MY-PC-15.mydomain.local. Possible causes are:
1) The specified user name or password are not valid.
2) The Service Principal Name (SPN) for the remote computer name and port does not exist.
3) The client and remote computers are in different domains and there is not a two-way full trust between the two domains.
The network path was not found (0x80070035)
I tried the 'Run Script Command' option in the Host tab in VMM. But getting the same error.
Checked that it uses the 'Invoke-ScScriptcommand' PS cmdlet.
Could someone explain how to run scripts on remote Hyper-V host in different Domain/Perimeter network ?
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Hi Saleem,
Please try to follow the article below to regarding using command "enter-pssession" across domains :
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/f60a29ef-925e-4712-9788-1f95e12c8cfc/forum-faq-introduce-windows-powershell-remoting?forum=winserverpowershell
(I tested it in my lab )
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Elton Ji
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Hyper-V host fails with "RPC Server unavailable" error when I try to promote Windows Server in virtual machine to a domain controller

Host: Windows Server 2012 R2 with Hyper-V and RRAS (for Internet over NAT)
VM: Windows Server 2012 R2 with installed Active Directory Domain Services
When I open AD DS configuration window (“promote this server to a domain controller”) many services and programs on my host (include Hyper-V, RRAS & Server Manager) fails with RPC Server unavailable error.

Hello Aleksandr,
There wasn't any configuration information, ipconfig /all, network setup, etc. So it's difficult to tell.
More importantly, are you trying to promote the host server? If yes, that is not advised, for one, because it's a Hyper-V server, (not suggested at all), and two, RRAS is installed. RRAS is problematic with any domain controller because it turns it into
a multihomed domain controller.
Active Directory communication fails on multihomed domain controllers
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/272294/
Multihomed DCs (with more than one unteamed NIC or multiple IPs) with DNS, RRAS, iSCSI, Clustering interfaces, management interfaces, backup interfaces, and/or PPPoE adapters - A multihomed DC is not a recommended configuration, however there are ways to
configure a DC with registry mods:
http://blogs.msmvps.com/acefekay/2009/08/17/multihomed-dcs-with-dns-rras-and-or-pppoe-adapters/
7 Reasons not to Make Hyper-V a Domain Controller
http://www.altaro.com/hyper-v/reasons-not-to-make-hyper-v-a-domain-controller/
Domain Controller as Hyper-V host
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/4ff14bec-a815-473b-8d2a-33e91e17197b/domain-controller-as-hyperv-host?forum=winserverhyperv
Networking?
I don't know how your networking is setup, whether there are multiple NICs on the host server, if they are teamed, if you have the host interface set to allow the operating system to share administration, or if there are separate interfaces for each. Can
the host OS ping/communicate with the DC virtual machine?
If there are more than one NIC, you have the choice to team the NICs and share the Teamed NICs for the Hyper-V OS and the VMs, or keep them separate where one is devoted for the Hyper-V OS, and one for the VMs.
Hyper-V Server VLAN Network Configuration
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/0aa71d2a-ebf9-4a3e-bbf5-94db55339fa2/hyperv-server-vlan-network-configuration?forum=winserverhyperv
Recommendation:
Why not just create another VM DC?
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How to get low performances alert for Hyper-v Host ON scom

Hello Expert,
We have to implement a scenario VM Live migration which involved (SCOM,SCVMM,SCORCH Parts).
where SCOM parts will monitor the performances of SCVMM 's Hyper-V hosts and VMs running the within the Hyper-v hosts.
when the VMs utilization exceed the threshold and then scom monitor checks the performances of Running Hyper-v Hosts ,then using SCORCH automation ,VMs are moved to one of the best performances the Hyper-v hosts.
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but don't know how to get alerts and configured related to performances of VMs and Hyper-v host.
What will be next needed to achieved this from SCOM PARTS.
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RICHA KM

Hi,
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