NOTE
I have already a thread aroung GNS VMWare VM which seems not stable and not working correctly at https://github.com/GNS3/gns3-gui/issues/3074, that is the reason why I switched to Hyper-V VM
Describe the bug
I have most recent version of GNS3, downloaded the Hyper-V VM, created it with the script. GNS 3 succesfuly trigers the VM and can see it is in "Starting status", I switch to Hyper-V, I see indeed that VM started correctly and ready. I can ssh to it from commandline, as well as it can go to internet. However, in GNS3 it keeps saying "is starting..." and never able to finalize connection. then 5 minutes later I get an error "not able to save ...as you can notice in the snapshot
Thanks for your help
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I also opened a thread on GNS3 community at https://www.gns3.com/initiatives/gns-kicks-the-vm-but-never-go-through but the response is not really satisfactory
Do you still have the issue with version 2.2.16?
No, I reinstalled the VM, now it is working but there is a huge issue with the design. GNS3 VM is configured with NIC (Default switch) of the Hyper-V win 10. The Hyper-V Default Switch will randomly use one these IP address ranges based on the host system IP address:
Any idea of how can we configure the VM with a fixed IP on another hyper-V switch and make GNS3 able to connect to it?
Sorry, I have 2.2.15, do you mean that there is a new GNS3 version? I have visited GNS3 web site, yes I can see that there is a new version, can I run the install to upgrade 2.2.15 to 2.2.16? or Should I uninstall 2.2.15 before?
Thanks for your help
Do you still have the issue with version 2.2.16?
Yes, same problem here yet with 2.2.16.
@Mario156090 apparently a package is missing. Please go to the shell from the VM menu and type this command: sudo apt update && sudo apt install linux-cloud-tools-common then reboot.
@Mario156090 apparently a package is missing. Please go to the shell from the VM menu and type this command:
sudo apt update && sudo apt install linux-cloud-tools-commonthen reboot.
Ok, yes, that is the problem. Works perfectly now after package install. Thank's a lot newly.

I have added the missing package when building the GNS3 VM. Hopefully this is all what is needed.
Thanks Jermey. I understand that a new version is out, 2.2.16, is there will be a new VM for this version? If yes, should we use the new VM with the new 2.2.16 GNS3 or can we continue with the exisiting VM? If in case we need to upgrade the VM, will topologies and images that run in the image are saved somewhere or should we start from scratch and the possibility of losing all our topologies, thanks again for your help
Yes, there is a new GNS3 VM after each release. However, you can just upgrade the one you have from the menu which is the preferred way since you don't have to migrate your topologies to another VM.