Get-VM | ft Name, IntegrationServicesVersion

Get a list of running integration services:

Get-VMIntegrationService -VMName "DemoVM"

Enable-VMIntegrationService -VMName "DemoVM" -Name "Guest Service Interface"

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Disable-VMIntegrationService -VMName "DemoVM" -Name "Guest Service Interface"

https://docs.microsoft.com/fr-fr/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/manage/Manage-Hyper-V-integration-services#integration-service-maintenance

get a list of integration services, run on VM (guest)

Get-Service -Name vm*

The output should look similar to this:

• Status   Name               DisplayName
  ------   ----               -----------
  Running  vmicguestinterface Hyper-V Guest Service Interface
  Running  vmicheartbeat      Hyper-V Heartbeat Service
  Running  vmickvpexchange    Hyper-V Data Exchange Service
  Running  vmicrdv            Hyper-V Remote Desktop Virtualizati...
  Running  vmicshutdown       Hyper-V Guest Shutdown Service
  Running  vmictimesync       Hyper-V Time Synchronization Service
  Stopped  vmicvmsession      Hyper-V VM Session Service
  Running  vmicvss            Hyper-V Volume Shadow Copy Requestor
  

• Run either Start-Service or Stop-Service. For example, to turn off Windows PowerShell Direct, run:

3. Stop-Service -Name vmicvmsession
   

Start and stop an integration service from a Linux guest

Linux integration services are generally provided through the Linux kernel. The Linux integration services driver is named hv_utils.

1. To find out if hv_utils is loaded, use this command:
   BASH

• lsmod | grep hv_utils
  

• The output should look similar to this:
  BASH

• Module                  Size   Used by
  hv_utils               20480   0
  hv_vmbus               61440   8 hv_balloon,hyperv_keyboard,hv_netvsc,hid_hyperv,hv_utils,hyperv_fb,hv_storvsc
  

• To find out if the required daemons are running, use this command.
  BASH

ps -ef | grep hv