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Accessing physical drives without the need for a network connection to the virtual machine.

The following local resources can be redirected when using the Virtual Machine Connection tool.Īdditionally the Remote Desktop Service needs to be running and the user account you be using to log on to the virtual machine needs to be a member of the Remote Desktop Users local group or the local Administrators group.Ī proper USB device redirection in Hyper-V environment is still not available, however enabling the Enhanced session mode will be much useful in following scenarios: The following guest operating systems support enhanced session mode connections: This setting affects all virtual machines running on the server running Hyper-V. Select Enhanced Session Mode policy and then enable Allow enhanced session mode.

To enable, Right click on Hyper-v server under Hyper-V manager and then select Hyper-V Settings, The Virtual Machine Connection tool in Windows Server 2012 R2 Preview Hyper-V is disabled by default. The enhanced session mode connection uses virtual machine buss (VMBuss) to connect to the Remote desktop connection session so no network connection to the virtual machine is required. The Virtual Machine Connection tool in Windows Server 2012 R2 Preview Hyper-V now support redirection of local resource similar to the Remote Desktop Connection session.

Additional redirection abilities depended on Remote Desktop Connection to virtual machine which require a network to the Virtual Machine. The previous versions of Hyper-V only provided redirection of the VM Screen, Keyboard, Mouse and some limited copy/paste functionality. Content in this post applies specifically to Windows Server 2012 R2 Preview is preliminary and subject to change in future releases.Įnhanced Session Mode in Windows 2012 R2 Preview