With Update Rollup 6 the "Add Azure Subscription feature" was added to the VMM console.

But with the general availability of the Azure Virtual Machine Services in ARM this new feature has a lack of consistency. I can see my Azure VMs based on the Service Management Stack but not my Azure VMs based on the Resource Manager Stack.

-> http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/general-availability-azure-virtual-machine-services-in-azure-resource-manager/

Implementing CDP/LLDP Support and showing networking details within VMM and Hyper-V

This was top 4 common items from "End-to-End Hyper-V and Cluster Management in the SCVMM Console" Idea. Please provide specific details on this idea.

On the VM list screen I would love it to show the IP addresses of my VMs. This would be very useful as well, so when I search I actually can yield results based on IP address. Sometimes you have a moment and all you have is an IP address for a machine. vCenter does this for its search functionality.

Should be clear enough that we need Gen2 VM support for Service Templates. I guess that is a key requirement also for the VM role gallery items in WAP. VM role deployments need Gen2 VM support too and from my point of view it’s a lack in VMM. Cause Service Templates and VM roles are very similar.

Please provide a method to repair disjoint VM Roles. We regularly see customers who remove Hyper-V hosts and clusters from VMM, causing havoc with Azure Pack VM Roles. The relationship between the Role and the instances is lost because VMs get new IDs when the host or cluster is re-added to VMM. So far there is no way to repair this. Usage is completely broken after this event.

Let us use "group managed service accounts" for both a RunAs account, as well as the user under which we would install and run SCVMM.

When using Network Virtualization, VMM only supports 1 public IP address per VM network. That is a major limitation for a lot of customers.
Windows Server Gateway supports it, but VMM can only allocate 1 IP.

A good idea would be to have a dynamic optimization for the Storage, to receive some recommendation where to place the VHD, automatic load balancing when the Lun/Datastore is heavily used.

New VM and clone VM Then, Japanese console of System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager Update Rollup 6 has hung up.

Management Server is built in English environment.
VMM console, uses both the English environment and the Japanese environment.

See my blog entry.(Sorry in Japanese).
http://sshzk.blogspot.com/2015/05/system-center-2012-r2-virtual-machine.html

This is a feature that most of my customers are complaining about when they migrated from VMware to Hyper-V. In the WAP portal we have a button for restarting the VM. Why not in VMM?

This was top 4 common items from End-to-End Hyper-V and Cluster Management in the SCVMM Console Idea. Please provide specific details on this idea.

I wanna know if it's possible to add the support of Ubuntu 18.04 inside SCVMM 2016

Add Azure VM Management inside VMM like AWS do it with its plugins http://aws.amazon.com/fr/about-aws/whats-new/2014/10/29/aws-systems-manage

Actually it is done in SC App Controller.

One console (VMM) to rule them all !!

In the current release of SCVMM 2016, VPN Gateways using the Network Controller does not allow the administrator to set the network bandwidth limit even though it is possible to do so via the REST API of the Network Controller.

Currently, the default Network Bandwidth limit is 500Kbits on the incoming and outgoing side of the VPN Gateway.

See https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server-docs/networking/sdn/manage/add-a-virtual-gateway-to-a-tenant-virtual-network#bkmk_modify for the workaround to configure the bandwidth limit

Support for Windows Server 2016 Guest OS in SCVMM2012R2 would be nice...

When starting to use VMM as management tool for already existing Hyper-V hosts, It should be possible to migrate the current Standard Switch to the Logical Switch, whitout deleting it and so on.