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Add the ability to configure the Hyper-V host for remote management in a Workgroup environment. This will permit the deployment of labs on top of Server Core installations without a GUI.
To add on to this, some of us deploying lab systems have dedicated hardware that was setup using server core or even just Hyper-V Server 2016. While using Lability directly on it is possible, it's more a game of going into a system that can access it, writing the code there, then copying it over to run directly. It would be nice if I could target a specific hyper-v box to deploy a lab configuration on.
@MaxFrost Unfortunately, some of the commands that Lability uses do not support remote execution so it's almost a non-starter 😭.
I do use PSRemoting to deploy and manage labs on remote hosts, but you could also use Invoke-Command. This would still require you to configure networking, create the images and deploy configuration files before this will work though 😞.
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MaxFrost commentedon Sep 18, 2017
To add on to this, some of us deploying lab systems have dedicated hardware that was setup using server core or even just Hyper-V Server 2016. While using Lability directly on it is possible, it's more a game of going into a system that can access it, writing the code there, then copying it over to run directly. It would be nice if I could target a specific hyper-v box to deploy a lab configuration on.
iainbrighton commentedon Oct 17, 2017
@MaxFrost Unfortunately, some of the commands that Lability uses do not support remote execution so it's almost a non-starter 😭.
I do use PSRemoting to deploy and manage labs on remote hosts, but you could also use Invoke-Command. This would still require you to configure networking, create the images and deploy configuration files before this will work though 😞.
MaxFrost commentedon Oct 17, 2017
PSSessions are fine to kick the scripts off, it's actually what I ended up doing and was able to do that work remotely.
Honestly, my comment really shouldn't be attached to this issue, so I'd be fine with retracting it.