Introduction

Check system requirements

Upgrade to Windows 10 Pro

Enable Hyper-V

Hyper-V Manager

Create & manage virtual machine

Wrap up

Intro

Virtual Machine Folders

SHIELDED VMs

Create a Virtual Switch

Physical NICs

Generation 2 VMs

Memory

Automatic Stop

Resources that impact Hyper-V performance

Monitoring Hyper-V

Introduction to Virtualization

Learning Objectives

What is Virtualization?

What is Hypervisor?

Types of Hypervisor

Type 2 Hypervisor

What is Hyper-V?

Benefits of Hyper-V

Hyper-V Virtual Switch

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Hardware Virtualization

Hardware Model

Each of these virtual machines are going to have their own environment

Benefits of Hyper-V

Automatic Failover

Host vs. Guest

What is a guest operating system?

Linux Editions

Switch to the server running Hyper-V.

Open Server Manager.

Go to Tools and Server Manager to open Hyper-V Manager.

Since the Hyper-V role is installed on this server, it automatically appears in the manager.

The top center section shows the virtual machines installed on this host .

The middle section shows the checkpoints.

A checkpoint is a moment in time of the virtual machine saving hard drive and memory so that it can be restored to that point in time by an administrator.

Additional details about the currently selected virtual machine appear in the bottom section.

On the right are settings for configuring the Hyper-V server and the selected virtual machine.

RSAT is already installed on the Windows 8.1 machine but does not include Hyper-V management tools. This can be seen when Server manager is opened and there is no Hyper-V Management link.

Right click on Start Menu and select Control Panel. Select Programs and then select “Turn Windows features on and off”.

In the Features list, expand the Hyper-V item and check Hyper-V Management Tools. Press o.k. and return to the desktop.

Open Server Manager and run Hyper-V Manager from the tools menu.

You can also get to Hyper-V Manager by right clicking on the Start menu and clicking on Search and search “hyper”.

Right click on Hyper-V Manager and click Connect to Server

Enter in the server name and click Ok. It should connect relatively quickly but sometimes may take a little while to connect.

If the server and the client are not in the same domain, for example an untrusted domain or a workgroup, extra configuration needs to be done. Microsoft has provided a script which makes this configuration easy. The script can be downloaded from

Intro

Hyper V Memory Allocation Algorithm

Power Management

Performance Tips

Setting up Dynamic Memory

Dynamic Memory Summary

Detecting memory bottlenecks

NUMA Overview

NUMA Nodes

Nested Virtualization

What is Hyper-V?

Partitions

Hyper-V architecture

SCSI Controllers

Integration Services

Hyper-V Standalone

Benefits of Hyper-V

Single Root I/O Virtualization

I/O Memory Units (IOMMU)

Differential Device Allocation

Introduction

What is Hyper V & Virtualization?

How to use Hyper-V Virtualization Technology?

Virtualization Benefits

Virtualization Disadvantages

Conclusion

What is Hyper-V?

Downloading Hyper-V Server

Starting Ubuntu Server

Dynamic Memory

Automatic Start Action

Hardware Considerations

Hyper-V backup solutions

Why you need to upgrade your hardware

Promote Active Directory Server

Dealing with Leadership

Intro

Enable virtualization in BIOS

How to check if you are running a 64 or a 60 bit version of Windows

Setup Hyper-V virtual machine

Virtual Machine Wizard

Configure networking

Summary

Start the virtual machine

Add graphics adapter

Connect to the VM

Check if Our System Supports Hyperview

Control Panel

Enable Hypervisor

In this video you will learn

How to enable Hyper-V services on Windows 11

How to Create Virtual machine on Hyper-V

How to install Windows 11 on Virtual Machine

Start

Create an External Virtual Switch

Create an Internal Virtual Switch

Create a Virtual Machine

Test VM Connectivity

Introduction

Test Environment Starting Topology

Private Virtual Switch

Private Switch Characteristics

Creating a Private Switch in Virtual Switch Manager

Configuring and Testing a Private Switch

Internal Switch Characteristics

Creating an Internal Switch in Virtual Switch Manager

Configuring and Testing an Internal Switch

Default Switch Characteristics

Configuring and Testing a Default Switch

External Switch Characteristics

Creating an External Switch

Configuring and Testing an External Switch

Adding a Second Physical NIC

Assigning an External Switch to a Specific NIC