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This document will cover both scenarios.
=== "CredSSP Authentication"
- Log into both Hyper-V Hosts as the same administrative user. Preferrably a domain administrator
- From the Hyper-V host currently running the GuestVM that needs to be migrated, open Hyper-V Manager and right-click > "**Move**" the guestVM.
- Select the destination by providing the fully-qualified domain name of the destination server (or in some cases the shorthand hostname of the destination server)
- It should begin the migration process.
**Note**: Do not perform a "Pull" from source to the destination. You want to always "Push" the VM to its destination. It will generally fail if you try to "Pull" the VM to its destination due to the way that CredSSP works in this context.
=== "Kerberos Authentication"
=== "Kerberos Authentication (*Preferred*)"
- Log into a domain controller that both Hyper-V hosts are capable of communicating with
- Open "**Server Manager > Tools " Active Directory Users & Computers**"
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- `Virtual Machine Migration Service`
- Click the "**Apply**" button, then click the "**OK**" button to finalize these changes.
- Repeat the above steps for the opposite Hyper-V host. This way both hosts are delegated to eachother
- e.g. `VIRT-NODE-01 <---(delegation)---> VIRT-NODE-02`
- e.g. `VIRT-NODE-01 <---(delegation)---> VIRT-NODE-02`
=== "CredSSP Authentication"
- Log into both Hyper-V Hosts as the same administrative user. Preferrably a domain administrator
- From the Hyper-V host currently running the GuestVM that needs to be migrated, open Hyper-V Manager and right-click > "**Move**" the guestVM.
- Select the destination by providing the fully-qualified domain name of the destination server (or in some cases the shorthand hostname of the destination server)
- It should begin the migration process.
**Note**: Do not perform a "Pull" from source to the destination. You want to always "Push" the VM to its destination. It will generally fail if you try to "Pull" the VM to its destination due to the way that CredSSP works in this context.