Hi all,
I am having some issues getting our Windows 2012R2 Hyper-V Host to recognize the GPUs installed on the server. In Hyper-V Manager Settings, under Physical GPUs, the option to select GPUs is greyed out and the message here says that “None of the GPUs on this computer support RemoteFx” … which is what I would like to Enable. My configuration is as following:
Dell R730
Tesla M10
Windows 2012 R2 (with GUI, not Core) installed Baremetal
Hyper-V Role installed with Remote Desktop Services (ie:Remote Desktop Virtualization Host component)
I have tried the 385.08 Tesla display drivers. Also tried other the display drivers provided by Dell (377.29)
The card is recognized correctly by W2012R2 as Tesla M40 (as indicated by Device Manager). In Device Manager (under Display Adapters), I also see “Microsoft Basic Display Adapter” which I’m assuming is not a problem.
In the NVidia Control Panel, I don’t see an option for Licensing … I’m assuming because only GRID vGPUs require licensing, not the Tesla GPU?
In the R730 BIOS, the following is configured:
i) Embedded Video Controller is Enabled
ii) Memory Mapped I/O above 4GB is Enabled (If I disable it, I get an error on Boot saying “Unable to allocate MMIO resources for one of more PCIe devices because of insufficient MMIO memory.
iii) Virtualization Technology is Enabled
iv) System Profile is set to Performance
v) Boot Mode is set to UEFI
Also, I tried both Windows 2016 (Full GUI) and same problem.
I would really appreciate any help with this? I would love to have RemoteFX working for my Hyper-V environment.
Thanks all!