See How to Deploy CloudGen Access on a Virtual Appliance and click the link for VHD to download the latest .vhd file into the C:\Downloads folder on your local machine. Copy and paste this .vhd file to your C:\Users\Public\Documents\Hyper-V\Virtual hard disks folder.

Log into your Windows Server client.

Launch Hyper-V Manager. Highlight your VM Host`server from left-hand menu. Select the Host, right-click, and select New > Virtual Machine.
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Click Next and give the machine a name, such as, for example: 'Vx connector appliance on Hyper-V' in the new screen. Click Next.

In the next screen, select default Generation1 and click Next. Choose the default 1024MB Startup Memory and click Next.

Choose your Connection and click Next.

Choose the default radio button Use an existing virtual hard disk. Click Browse and select
​C:\Users\Public\Documents\Hyper-V\Virtual hard disks\zts-virtual-appliance-main.vhd
from the default C:\Users\Public\Documents\Hyper-V\Virtual Hard Disks\ directory, Size default 127GB. Click Next.

On the screen titled Completing the new Virtual Machine Wizard, click Finish.

Select the virtual machine, right-click, and select Connect and Start OR select Start.

See How to Get Started With CloudGen Access Vx to configure the network, proxy, and SSH.