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Deploying a Non-Clustered Hyper-V Host: Enabling the Hyper-V role

In part two of our series on deploying a non-clustered Hyper-V host, Aidan shows us how to enable the Hyper-V role.

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How to Deploy a Non-Clustered Hyper-V Host

Learn how to deploy a non-clustered Hyper-V host running Windows Server 2012 R2 as the management OS.

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Enabling Hyper-V DHCP Guard and Router Guard

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.

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Hyper-V Router Guard and DHCP Guard Explained

Aidan Finn explains how Hyper-V Router Guard and DHCP Guard can be used to prevent guest OS administrators from enabling unwanted network services.

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Killing A Frozen Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Virtual Machine

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.

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Automatic Start and Stop Actions for Hyper-V Virtual Machines

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.

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Avoiding Disk Performance Issues in Storage Spaces

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.

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Hyper-V Virtual Machine Virtual Network Adapters Explained

Learn all about the role and types of virtual network adapters that can be used in Hyper-V virtual machines in this introductory post.

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Getting the most out of Hyper-V Dynamic Memory

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.

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Smart Paging in Hyper-V Dynamic Memory

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.

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