Hyper-V
A Windows technology providing a hypervisor-based virtualization solution enabling customers to consolidate workloads onto a single server.
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Automatically start a saved Hyper-V VM remotely via VPN and NxConnect.bat
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John Wallask
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I have a situation where I need to power on VMs automatically and remotely over a Sonicwall SSL-VPN connection utilizing NetExtender's NxConnect.bat.
These VMs are part of an on-prem RDS VDI collection, and the broker is not working. Worse, the VMs somehow are still following the broker's "Enable save delay" after 5 minutes of logout. This is causing an issue for the end users as the VMs are not accessible via RDP when they enter a saved mode.
If someone knows how I can disable that auto-save parameter, I won't need the script to start the VMs....
Thanks!
-John