Introduction Starting with Windows 10 insider build 16179 and later, the Hyper-V Team introduced a new feature targeting Windows 10 (desktop only) to use automatic checkpoint by default when you create a new VM. When […]
Introduction Since Hyper-V inception back in 2008, you can configure a virtual machine to use a dynamic or a static MAC address for any given virtual network adapter. Hyper-V by default uses dynamic MAC address – which […]
Introduction If you are responsible for virtualized workloads using Hyper-V, ensuring the highest possible availability and minimizing downtime should be one of your biggest priorities. Experiencing a loss in a business-critical application or service can […]
Introduction When considering a migration from on-premises to Azure, there are several stages you should consider. The first stage, assessment, is key to the success of your migration. You need to have a good understanding […]
Introduction For the last ~10 years , Microsoft released Windows PowerShell. On January 10th, 2018, Microsoft delivered PowerShell Core 6.0. Its first PowerShell Core release. PowerShell now comes in two flavors, Windows PowerShell and PowerShell Core. Windows PowerShell is […]
Updated 27/10/2017: [Windows Defender Application Guard (WDAG) for Microsoft Edge. Check Windows 10 Fall Creators Update for Hyper-V section at the end of this post]. Introduction This week, Microsoft released Windows Server, version 1709 (known […]
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Introduction System Center Data Protection Manager 2016 (DPM) is the latest release by Microsoft and with it comes a lot of improvements and new features. DPM is well recognized in the industry for protection of […]
My fellow MVP Carsten Rachfahl and I recorded a Podcast about my recent published book – Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V Cookbook. In this Podcast, Carsten and I discussed at length the content of this book. […]
Microsoft recently announced a configuration change for constrained delegation with Kerberos in Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V (Live Migration). You can read about this announcement here. In short, constrained delegation lets you limit the back-end services for […]
Introduction Altaro has released Altaro VM Backup V7, a faster and lighter upgrade to its flagship Hyper-V and VMware backup solution, which now supports Windows Server 2016 and includes several highly-requested features including unique Augmented […]
Hello folks, Over the past one year, I’ve been busy working with my co-author Patrick Lownds and Leandro Carvalho on updating the second Edition of Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V Cookbook. The first edition, Windows Server […]
Introduction In the previous version of Hyper-V, whenever you upgraded your host to a new release, the moment Hyper-V sees your virtual machines, the VM configuration version will be upgraded automatically behind the scenes. This […]
Last month, Microsoft released KB3161606, June 2016 update rollup for Windows RT 8.1, Windows 8.1, and Windows Server 2012 R2. This update breaks the upgrade of Hyper-V VM integration services inside the guest. This has been […]
Introduction High Available (HA) is not a solution for Disaster Recovery (DR) and cannot replace DR. Actually HA is a component of a DR plan, which consists of processes, policies, procedures, backup and recovery plan, […]
Hello folks, Although Microsoft Hyper-V is a mature, stable, and reliable server virtualization platform, problems can, and sometimes do occur. That being the case, Altaro Software just released a new eBook on troubleshooting 5 common […]
On October 2nd 2014, Microsoft released Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview 1 bits along with System Center Technical Preview 1. On May 4th 2015, and during the Ignite conference last year, Microsoft released Windows Server […]
Introduction Let’s take a first look at VM Groups and VM Start Ordering in Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V. As the name implies, VM Groups are logical groupings of multiple VMs which allows you to manage […]
[Updated 03/05/2016: New-ContainerNetwork at the end of this post.] In Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview 4 and Windows 10 build #1058, Microsoft included a new Virtual Switch Type called Network Address Translation (NAT), which allows […]
In Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2, Microsoft introduced NIC Teaming natively in the OS where you can have a collection of NICs up to 32 maximum, and create your team of those NICs through […]
Picture left to right: Fellow MVPs, Clint Wyckoff, Dave Kawula, Mr. Hyper-V (Ben Armstrong, Principal Program Manager Lead), Didier Van Hoye, Charbel Nemnom and Andy Syrewicze. /- Updated September 27, 2016 -/ Live from Microsoft Ignite 2016, […]
Sometimes things go wrong with Hyper-V Replica. There are many reasons for this, but one of the reason is when you are running out of disk space on the replica side. Are you monitoring your […]
Hello folks, Your feedback is very important to the VMM team. Microsoft is listening to you. The requested features on user voice for Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) 2012 R2 UR8 are now available, deploy extended […]
Venus is at its best right now The basic Azure online Backup service just went to the next level. On October 7th, 2015 Microsoft announced the evolution of Azure Backup with the introduction of […]
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