To do this is relatively simple…
netsh firewall set opmode disable
This will fully disable the built in windows firewall.
To do this is relatively simple…
netsh firewall set opmode disable
This will fully disable the built in windows firewall.
I was trying to connect from primary test box to my hyperv core test box via the Hyper-V MMC management tools, I kept getting "Access denied. Unable to establish communication between Client and Server".
From the command prompt of your ‘Client’ can do this by typing: ”DCOMCNFG” in the run-command in Windows.
2. Browse trough to: “Component Services > Computers > My Computer”.
3. Open Properties for “My Computer” and select the COM Security tab.
4. In “Access Permissions” area click the “Edit Limits”-button.
5. Select the “Anonymous Logon”-group and make sure the “Remote Access” is set to Allowed.
Now you client tools should connect successfully to the servers Hyper-V management.