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Windows Server Forum / Virtual Server / November 2008Problem Adding Server Hosts to SCVMM
I get this error, but I can't figure out exactly what it's wanting: Error (2910) Detailed Error (Access is denied (0x80070005)) VMM does not have appropriate permissions to access the resource on the bbvs01.baronbudd.com server. Recommended Action Ensure that Virtual Machine Manager has the appropriate rights to perform this action. It's saying: 1.) you've got a fiewall issue 2.) you've got SCVMM running from an account that doesn't have permissions on the remote server 3.) that you have set up remote administration on your remote server 5.) that winrm isn't configured on the remote server or some combination of the above.  SignatureCharlie. >I get this error, but I can't figure out exactly what it's wanting: > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Ensure that Virtual Machine Manager has the appropriate rights to perform > this action. Thanks for the reply. 1. - is not an issue. 2. - I hope this isn't an issue, because I use a domain admin account for everything I do, and both machines are in the same domain. But I will check. Just to clarify, are you referring to the credentials that I enter after selecting "Add Host," and then selecting the machine I am trying to P2V? Or is there somewhere else I need to look for the correct credentials? A particular service, maybe? Just not sure what exactly I need to check. 3. - This could definitely be an issue. I did not know that you could not have Remote Administration on my remote server? In fact, I think the machine I migrated in my test environment had remote administration enabled. 4. - Checked this - it is installed and configured. Thanks again. > It's saying: > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >> Ensure that Virtual Machine Manager has the appropriate rights to perform >> this action. On the SCVMM Server, I note these services and credentials: Virtual Disk Service - Local System Virtual Machine Helper - Local System Virtual Machine Manager - Local System Virtual Machine Manager Agent - Local System Virtual Server - Network Service I think these are the defaults, so I assume they are correct. Should I change them to something else, like a domain admin account? Thanks > Thanks for the reply. > [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] >>> Ensure that Virtual Machine Manager has the appropriate rights to >>> perform this action. I don't currently have an SCVMM machine set up, but I strongly suspect that you need to run as network service on Server 2k8 if you want access from a remote machine. Local service is limited to local connections, IIRC. SignatureCharlie. http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64 http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel > On the SCVMM Server, I note these services and credentials: > [quoted text clipped - 53 lines] >>>> Ensure that Virtual Machine Manager has the appropriate rights to >>>> perform this action. Well, tried setting all VM-related services on both machines to a domain admin account instead of local system. Still no luck, and I have absolutely no idea what the heck it wants other than some account somewhere evidently needs some different permissions. I think we're going to look into a different virtualization product -- at this point I think we figure better tools and support is probably worth the cost. Thanks for your help. >I don't currently have an SCVMM machine set up, but I strongly suspect that >you need to run as network service on Server 2k8 if you want access from a [quoted text clipped - 57 lines] >>>>> Ensure that Virtual Machine Manager has the appropriate rights to >>>>> perform this action. fwiw, If a possible cost option is okay, they calling Microsoft product support may get you what you want... This newsgroup is just peer support only... SignatureBob Comer <Microsoft MVP Windows - Virtual Machine> > Well, tried setting all VM-related services on both machines to a domain >admin account instead of local system. Still no luck, and I have absolutely [quoted text clipped - 68 lines] >>>>>> Ensure that Virtual Machine Manager has the appropriate rights to >>>>>> perform this action. Good idea, we may look into that. BTW, I don't mean to slight anyone's efforts on this newsgroup -- everyone has been cordial and I appreciate their efforts. > fwiw, > > If a possible cost option is okay, they calling Microsoft product > support may get you what you want... > > This newsgroup is just peer support only... >Good idea, we may look into that. They're pretty good at it, it's saved my bacon before. >BTW, I don't mean to slight anyone's efforts on this newsgroup -- everyone >has been cordial and I appreciate their efforts. No problem, I understand the frustration! Just trying to point you to something to get it working. SignatureBob Comer >Good idea, we may look into that. > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >> This newsgroup is just peer support only... One thing that you might want to try if you are still looking into this is to add the computer that you are using to access the SCVMM with in the permissions. Give the computer account full control and that should do it. 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