VMConnect.exe – Windows CMD Command
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Connect to a Hyper-V Virtual Machine.
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Syntax vmconnect.exe ServerName VMName [-C count] vmconnect.exe ServerName [VMName] -G GUID [-C count] Key -C count Specify an connection iD VMConnect will then stack the VM console windows with a small offset so that they are all visible. Larger numbers will space the windows further apart. -G Connect using a GUID |
A connection may be established both locally on the Hyper-V server or
remotely over a network or the internet from a client on which the tool
installed. Add Features > Remote Administration Tools > Role
Administration Tools > Hyper-V Tools.
Examples:
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Connect to the Virtual Machine 'VM01' on server64: C:\> VMConnect.exe Server64 VM01 Open 3 VM consoles: C:\> VMConnect.exe Server64 VM01 -C 1 C:\> VMConnect.exe Server64 VM02 -C 2 C:\> VMConnect.exe localhost "Test Virtual Machine" -C 3 |
