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| | Any way to manage Hyper-V from other OSes? Other than Server 2008 and Vista? We've started using Hyper-V for a test environment at work, and one of my co-workers / bosses would like to be able to access / manage the Hyper-V system from our Windows 2003 Terminal Server (he tends to work late, from home) Is it possible? Or, will we need to either: a. Move our Terminal Server to Server 2008 b. Create a Server 2008 / Vista VM, that he then connects to from the Hyper-V If it helps, we are using Hyper-V server, and not Windows Server 2008 with the Hyper-V role. Thanks, Jason |
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