er users Delete all member groups Members: Action DEMO\SVC_VMMAgntRA S-1-5-21-31437 Remove Change Cancel Apply Click on OK to close the New Local Group Properties dialog. Close the Group Policy Management Editor window. Installing Virtual Machine Manager 10. In the Group Policy Management MMC, right-click on the OU where the GPO has been deployed and click on Group Policy Update. This triggers a remote Group Policy Update on the Hyper-V hosts. Group Policy Management Hyper-V Forest: ad.demo.com Linked Group Policy Objects Group Policy Inheritance Delegation Domains ad.demo.com Link Order Default Domain Policy VMM_Hyper-V/Accounts DemoEnv AdministrativeAccounts SecurityGroups Servers FileServers Create a GPO in this domain, and Link it here. Link an Existing GPO... Block Inheritance Group Policy Update.. Service/ Group Policy Modeling Wizard Users New Organizational Unit Domain Cd Group Poli New Window from Here WMI Filters Starter GPC Delete Sites Rename Group Policy Mod Refresh Group Policy Resu Properties This completes this recipe. The required service accounts with the necessary permissions have been scoped and deployed correctly. How it works By adding the required Service Accounts to the Group Policy Objects, it ensures that these accounts have sufficient privileges to run and manage the VMM installation. Chapter 1 Creating the distributed key management container in Active Directory Some of the data stored by VMM needs to be held securely, so it cannot be compromised. For example, when you store user credentials in VMM for Run As accounts, the passwords for these are encrypted. When you install VMM, you are given the choice of where to store the encryption keys, as shown in the following screenshot: Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager Setup Wizard Configuration Report a problem Configure service account and distributed key management Virtual Machine Manager Service Account Select the account to be used by the VMM service. Highly available VMM installations require the use of a domain ac