In part two of our series on deploying a non-clustered Hyper-V host, Aidan shows us how to enable the Hyper-V role.
Learn how to deploy a non-clustered Hyper-V host running Windows Server 2012 R2 as the management OS.
Our series on Hyper-V DHCP Guard and Router Guard concludes with how to enable those features in existing VMs and with System Center Virtual Machine Manager.
Aidan Finn explains how Hyper-V Router Guard and DHCP Guard can be used to prevent guest OS administrators from enabling unwanted network services.
Dealing with frozen virtual machines in Hyper-V? Learn how to get the GUID of a VM running on WS2012/WS2012 R2 Hyper-V in order to kill it.
In this overview, find out how to control if/how Hyper-V VMs will automatically stop or start before and after a host shutdown or startup.
In this post, discover a preparation process for your hardware to reduce the possibilities of Storage Spaces performance issues caused by hardware, drivers, or firmware.
Learn all about the role and types of virtual network adapters that can be used in Hyper-V virtual machines in this introductory post.
Dynamic Memory is not one-size-fits-all! Discover the many ways to use (or not use) Hyper-V Dynamic Memory in Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1.
Meet Smart Paging, a new feature to Hyper-V’s Dynamic Memory in WS2012. In this post, learn what Smart Paging is and how it operates.