I am running Hyper-V on a Windows 11 laptop. I have installed VBR on the same laptop. I cannot connect to the “server”. I get the following message:
The validation information class requested was invalid.
Failed to logon user uxxx\xxx]
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Check the format of the user being used in the connection - hostname\username is what you need to use -- laptop\administrator as an example.
There are many posts in the community on this issue. Just do a quick search and you should find them.
Check the format of the user being used in the connection - hostname\username is what you need to use -- laptop\administrator as an example.
The format is correct.
There are many posts in the community on this issue. Just do a quick search and you should find them.
When I search for this error message, the only message that it finds is mine.
There are many posts in the community on this issue. Just do a quick search and you should find them.
When I search for this error message, the only message that it finds is mine.
Do a general search for hyper-v not the specific message.
Not even sure you're setup will work...running HV & VBR on same device.
But, try disabling the f/w & UAC (in windows & registry)
Please also note, HyperV on Windows client OS is not supported „for taking backups“. There should be an error message in a backup job session which will tell you so.
But you can use HyperV on Windows 11 as a target for Instant Recovery or SureBackup Jobs.
Best,
Fabian
Not even sure you're setup will work...running HV & VBR on same device.
But, try disabling the f/w & UAC (in windows & registry)
But I can install VBR on another Windows 11 machine and access Hyper-V on this machine?
Hyper-V on windows workstation is different than Hyper-V on windows server, and VBR can’t connect to Hyper-V on windows workstation.
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