I am running a Hyper-V lab for a client to test the functionality of a Powershell script and due to memory constraints, I would like to move my file and database VM servers off of my main desktop PC to my laptop. I set up Hyper-V on the laptop, and successfully exported/imported the VM's into the other Hyper-V server. I can boot them, all the configuration and files are intact however, I am predictably having trouble reconnecting to the domain they were a part of prior to the move. I understand I need an External virtual switch to handle that communication, as internal and private will not reach outside of the Hyper-V server they reside in. Obviously I would prefer to not use an external, but this is strictly to continue testing. I've trouble-shooted entering different DNS server values from the client machine's IPv4 properties and changing the virtual switch to External for the existing Hyper-V server, and re-register the DNS records on the DC. All result in the same error when I try to connect to the domain: "(error code 0x0000232B RCODE_NAME_ERROR) The query was for the SRV record for _ldap._tcp.dc."... "The DNS SRV records required to locate a AD DC for the domain are not registered in DNS".
In summary, I want to move a VM from the first server listed to the second, and then re-connect to the domain they were part of previously. Both machines are just running Windows 10, not Windows Servers, if that matters. Another note, I can do remote sessions from the desktop to the laptop just fine which would lead to believe this is not related to a firewall. Thanks!
