Add Enable Storage Maintenance Mode check box to the Start Maintenance Mode for Azure Stack HCI (S2D) cluster nodes. (see attach picture for mock up)

PowerShell command to run
Get-StorageFaultDomain -type StorageScaleUnit | Where-Object {$_.FriendlyName -eq "$($Env:ComputerName)"} | Enable-StorageMaintenanceMode

Please support managing VMs hosted on 2019 Cluster Sets.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/storage/storage-spaces/cluster-sets

At the moment the max number of virtual NICs is 8. On Host-Server Windows Server 2016 this is right but Windows Server 2019 supports up to 64 virtual NICs per hosted VM.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/plan/plan-hyper-v-scalability-in-windows-server

Currently SDN deployed using VMM cannot be managed outside of VMM. WAC has a SDN extension which is useful to monitor, troubleshoot and manage SDN.
It will be super useful to be able to use WAC to monitor / manage SDN deployed through VMM

VMM is not aware of site-aware clustering feature introduced in Hyper-V 2016 which creates huge discrepancy when DO kicks in and also during deployment of new VM using VM/Service Templates. This needs to be inherited in SCVMM for better placements and VM deployment experience in Hyper-V cluster.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/failover-clustering/site-aware-failover-clusters-in-windows-server-2016/ba-p/372060

When you log in with an account that has RunAs Permissions, it creates an account for the user under the database. It is removed when the user logs out.

Since the user does not have a general SQL account, it is being flagged by security for a client as orphaned. As in, a user who does not have access to SQL suddenly has an account for the database. As a result, they have to submit a security exception.

They would like the account that does not exist in SQL to not be created

Currently, the only way you can have a machine join a domain and have its computer object move to a specified OU is either thru unattend.xml or by using PowerShell to edit the Guest OS Profile.

The PowerShell to do this is simple:

Set-SCGuestOSProfile -DomainJoinOrganizationalUnit "OU-GOES-HERE"

There is no reason why this cannot be a text box in the console GUI. Under the domain textbox, put a checkbox there that says "move from default OU" and textbox for the OU string underneath it.

Bug: SCVMM 2019, if you have a modal window open on the main console, the separate jobs console does not accept input until the modal dialog is closed on the main console.

In SCVMM the overcommit status is not clear althought there is an article from VMM 2012 R2:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3023928/details-of-the-cluster-overcommit-algorithm-in-system-center-2012-r2-v

Is very important to have a visual / graphical feedback on the overcommitment status.
Example :
In the Cluster properties / General we could have a description like:

Not enought Memory to assign more VM's;
Overall CPU consumption over XX%;

Currently under VMs and Services view, when a host is in maintenance mode there is no icon showing that. You have to click on the host and bring up a menu to see that it's in maintenance mode. It would be helpful if a icon showing the host was in maintenance mode appeared when you put the host in maintenance mode.

Nested virtualization requires administrator or delegated administrator role to access.
Please allow this for the Self Service User role.

Would like to see a plugin In Windows Admin Center for SCVMM so that administrators can perform VM and Host Management tasks from a web based interface rather than depending on the MMC console.
Also it would enable self-servicing by giving the ability for delegated administrators or tenants to administer their own VMs and also create their own VMs under their clouds

Can't enable Nested Virtualization from the SPF endpoint

Suggesting to add a feature request.We are seeing a behavior where you are unable to enable Nested Virtualization from the SPF endpoint however you can perform this task using PS or the SCVMM console.

You can have multiple IP Pools under a VM Network. When you create a VM (or Service of VMs) thru the GUI, you are not prompted for which IP Pool to use on that VM Network.

I presume it is currently picking the "first" one automatically, meaning whatever one was created first.

Provide right-click item on VMM jobs to copy the job ID or other jobs data (Additional Messages). This could be used to paste into emails (for service tickets) or powershell commands (for further debugging).

You can see this information in the jobs list, but you can't copy it (as far as I know).