Hyper-V cmdlets without Administrator rights

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Hi
I have a Hyper-V Server (named HV1) where the user UserA is “Hyper-V Administrators”, but not part of the Administrators Group. From another server (SV2), which is virtualized (in another Hyper-V server HV3), I would like to run Powershell scripts, which manage the virtual machines under HV1 using the UserA.

Problem: I cannot use “Powershell Implicit remoting” (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff720181.aspx) as UserA is not in the Administrators Group in HV1. The cmdlet New-PSSession requires to be in the Administrators Group. And I cannot install the role “Hyper-V Sever” under SV2, as the server is virtualized.

I there any way to tell Powershell to give remote access only to the cmdlets, we have the rights (in my case “Hyper-V Administrators”)?
The cmdlet

I found the following library “http://pshyperv.codeplex.com/”, which seems to work. But as it is not really maintained (last update Aug 2009), I would prefer to use an “official” way :=)

I use Powershell 3.0 and all servers are Windows Server 2012.

Thank you in advance for your help

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PowerShell doesn’t “know” what cmdlets you have access to, so no.

Read “Secrets of PowerShell Remoting.” It explain how permissions work to connect to a Remoting endpoint (you don’t need to be a member of local Administrators; there’s another group, by default, that also provides access). You may need to set up a custom endpoint to do what you wany.