Hyper-V Server enhanced session mode

Windows Server R2 starts by using Hyper-V enhanced session mode, which allows virtual machine connections in Hyper-V to redirect local resources in a virtual machine connection session. Virtual machine connectivity enhances the interactive session experience provided to Hyper-V administrators who need to connect to virtual machines. When you interact with a virtual machine, it can provide functionality similar to Remote Desktop Connection.

In previous versions of Hyper-V, virtual machine connections provided only virtual machine screens, keyboard and mouse redirection, and limited replication capabilities. To get more multi-directional functionality, you can initiate a Remote Desktop connection to a virtual machine, but this requires a network path to the virtual machine. , figure one is not enabled before, figure two is enabled after

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When you use a virtual machine connection, you can redirect the following local resources. Includes: Display configuration, audio, printers, clipboard, smart cards, drives, USB devices, supported Plug and Play devices, and more. To use Hyper-V enhanced session mode, the Hyper-V guest operating system is at least Windows8.1 and Windows Server R2 and later.

1. Open Hyper-V Manager

2. Click Hyper-V Settings

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3. Click the enhanced session mode policy

4. Tick "Allow enhanced session Mode"

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5. Turn off the virtual machine and reopen the virtual machine connection

1) Click on the display, can adjust the virtual machine display resolution

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2) Click on local resources to configure remote audio settings and local resource settings

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3) Open the Resource Manager, at which point you can invoke the Hyper-V host Resource

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Hyper-V Server enhanced session mode