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1. INTRODUCTION

Hyper-V exists in two variants:

1. As a stand-alone product called Hyper-V Server: Three major versions have so

far een released: Hyper-V Server !"1! #! $containin% the current release of

Hyper-V&' Hyper-V Server !"1!' Hyper-V Server !""( #! and Hyper-V

Server !""(.

!. As an installale role in )indows Server !"1! #!' )indows Server

!"1!' )indows Server !""( #!' )indows Server !""( and the x*+ edition

of )indows ( ,ro.

The stand-alone versions of Hyper-V are free. Hyper-V Server !""( was released on

ctoer 1' !""(. t is a variant of the core installation of )indows Server !""( that

includes full Hyper-V functionality/ other )indows Server !""( roles are disaled'

and there are limited )indows Services. The free Hyper-V Server !""( variant is

limited to a command-line interface $0&' where confi%uration of the 2Host2 or

2,arent2 $Hyper-V Server !""(& S' physical hardware and software is done usin%

shell commands. A new menu driven 0 interface does simplify initial confi%uration

consideraly' and some freely downloadale script files extend this concept.

Administration and confi%uration of the 2Host2 $Hyper-V Server !""( S& and the

2%uest2 or virtual S is %enerally done y downloadin% extended 3icrosoft

3ana%ement 0onsoles that are installed onto a )indows 4 ,0 or )indows !""(

Server $5! or *+ it& or System 0enter Virtual 3achine.

Alternatively' another )indows Server !"1! $or !""(& computer' with the Hyper-V

role installed' can e used to mana%e Hyper-V Server !"1! $or !""(& y redirectin%

the mana%ement console. ther administration and confi%uration of Hyper-V Server

!""( can e done usin% a #emote 6es7top #6, session $thou%h still 0& or

redirected standard mana%ement consoles $330& such as 20omputer 3ana%ement2

and 28roup ,olicy $ocal&2 from a )indows Vista ,0 or a full installation of

)indows Server !""(. This allows much easier 2point and clic72 confi%uration' andmonitorin% of the Hyper-V Server !""(. Hyper-V Server !""( #elease ! $#!& was

made availale in Septemer !""9' its main feature ein% the inclusion of )indows

,owerShell v! for %reater 0 control' and the updated )indows Server !""( #!

code ase.

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2. ABOUT PRODUCT PROVIDER

3icrosoft 0orporation is an American multinational corporation headuartered

in #edmond' )ashin%ton' that develops' manufactures' licenses' supports and

sells computer software' consumer electronics and personal computers and services.

ts est 7nown software products are the 3icrosoft )indows line of operatin%

systems' 3icrosoft ffice suite and nternet ;xplorer we rowser. ts fla%ship

hardware products are ed server computin% environment.

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3. ABOUT HYPER-V

Hyper-V' codenamed Viridian and formerly 7nown as )indows Server Virtuali>ation'

is a native hypervisor that enales platform virtuali>ation on x(*-*+ systems. A eta

version of Hyper-V was shipped with certain x(*-*+ editions of )indows Server

!""(' and a finali>ed version $automatically updated throu%h )indows ?pdate& was

released on @une !*' !""(. Hyper-V has since een released in a free stand-alone

version' and has een up%raded to #elease ! $#!& status. t was updated in )indowsServer !"1!.

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&. C$'pr!$* +e",ee* V!r"# Serer 2//& R2 . Hyper-V

3i%ratin% from Virtual Server !"" #! S,1 to Hyper-V is a multistep process' ut the

steps may vary ased on the current confi%uration of your Virtual Server host. Brom

previous chapters' you 7now that to run Hyper-V' you must have either )indows

Server !""( *+-it or 3icrosoft Hyper-V Server !""(. ?nless the current Virtual

Server !"" #! S,1 installation is runnin% on the )indows Server !""( *+-it

operatin% system' you will first need to create a new installation of )indows Server

!""( x*+ or 3icrosoft Hyper-V Server !""(. f the Virtual Server host is currentlyrunnin% on )indows Server !""( x*+' it is ,ossile to ac7 up the host' uninstall

Virtual Server' install the Hyper-V role' and then mi%rate the virtual machines. This

method allows you to use the same hardware durin% the mi%ration without havin% to

copy virtual machine files to another computer' ut it reuires the existin% Virtual

Server and the virtual machines to e ta7en offline' so users will experience

downtime. t also means that if somethin% %oes wron%' the recovery process will not

e uic7 or painless. To minimi>e downtime on the host and the virtual machines' a

etter approach is to uild a new Hyper-V server and mi%rate the virtual machines to

the new server. Cou will %ain several advanta%es y usin% this approach:

1& The flexiility to mi%rate virtual machines when needed!& The aility to si>e the hardware to meet the reuirements

5& Do downtime for the existin% Virtual Server host.

The host mi%ration process discussed in the followin% sections focuses on the side-y-

side mi%ration approach versus the mi%rate-in-place approach. The steps in the

process include developin% the specification for the Hyper-V server hardware'

uildin% the Hyper-V servers' and mi%ratin% the confi%uration. )hen you have

completed the mi%ration' you will e ale to add any new features or capailities

availale in Hyper-V.

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Hyper-V is availale in *+-it editions of )indows Server !""(Especifically' the *+-

it editions of )indows Server !""( Standard' )indows Server !""( ;nterprise' and

)indows Server !""( 6atacenter. Hyper-V is not availale for 5!-it $x(*& editions

or )indows Server !""( for tanium-Fased Systems. However' the Hyper-V

mana%ement tools are availale for 5!-it editions. Bor more information aout the

tools.

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*+-it native hypervisor-ased virtuali>ation.

Aility to run 5!-it and *+-it virtual machines concurrently.

?niprocessor and multiprocessor virtual machines.

Hyper V allows you to easily consolidate system' wor7loads' and operatin%environments.

Hyper V allows you to optimi>e use of your computin% resources.

Hyper V can improve the flexiility and responsiveness of your T

infrastructure and thus rin% the same 7inds of enefits to your usiness

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6. Pre-Re7#!!"e

Hyper-V reuires specific hardware. To install and use the Hyper-V role' you will

need the followin%:

An x*+-ased processor: Hyper-V is availale in *+-it editions of )indows

Server !""(Especifically' the *+-it editions of )indows Server !""(

Standard' )indows Server !""( ;nterprise' and )indows Server !""(

6atacenter. Hyper-V is not availale for 5!-it $x(*& editions or )indows

Server !""( for tanium-Fased Systems. However' the Hyper-V mana%ement

tools are availale for 5!-it editions. Bor more information aout the tools.

Hardware-assisted virtuali>ation.This is availale in processors that include a

virtuali>ation optionEspecifically processors with ntel Virtuali>ation

Technolo%y $ntel VT& or A36 Virtuali>ation $A36-V& technolo%y.

Hardware-enforced 6ata ;xecution ,revention $6;,& must e availale and

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8. Prc"!c 9$r:

8.1. I*"!*; Hyper-V !* 9!*$, Serer 2//6 R2

S"ep 15

Decr!p"!$*: 8o to Server 3ana%er and clic7 Add #oles.

S"ep 25

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Decr!p"!$*5 0lic7 Dext

S"ep 35

Decr!p"!$*: Select role GHyper-V.

S"ep 5

Decr!p"!$*5 Select GDext.

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S"ep &5

Decr!p"!$*5 Select the Detwor7 Adapter and clic7 GDext.

S"ep 05

Decr!p"!$*5 nstallation is in pro%ress.

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S"ep 5

Decr!p"!$*: 0lic7 GDext to restart the system.

Step (:

Decr!p"!$*5 0lic7 GCes.

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S"ep 85

Decr!p"!$*5 0lic7 G0lose.

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8.2 A!*; V!r"# Mch!*e !* Hyper-V 9!*$, Serer 2//6 R2

S"ep 15

Decr!p"!$*5 n Hyper-V 3ana%er #i%ht clic7 on Server name and clic7 GDew then

clic7 GVirtual 3achines.

S"ep 25

Decr!p"!$*: Dame the Virtual 3achine as per user.

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S"ep 35

Decr!p"!$*5 Assi%n the Startup 3emory as per reuirement.

S"ep 5

Decr!p"!$*: Select Virtual switch if reuired and then clic7 GDext.

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S"ep &5

Decr!p"!$*5 Select G?se an existin% virtual hard dis7 then rowse for the existin%

VH6 on ,0.

S"ep 05

Decr!p"!$*5 Select the reuired existin% virtual hard dis7 and clic7 Gpen.

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S"ep 5

Decr!p"!$*50lic7 GBinish.

S"ep 65

Decr!p"!$*5Dew Virtual 3achine is added.

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8.3. Cre"!*; V!r"# Ne",$r: Be",ee* V!r"# Oper"!*; Sy"e'

0reatin% ;xternal Detwor7 :-

S"ep 15

Decr!p"!$*5 0lic7 on Virtual Detwor7 3ana%er.

Step !:

Decr!p"!$*5 Select G;xternal and clic7 GI.

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Step 5:

Decr!p"!$*5Dame the Adapter' Select D0 card and clic7 GI.

Step +:

Decr!p"!$*5Dow %o to each SJs Settin%s and confi%ure one y one. 0lic7 on

GSettin%s of each S one-y-one.

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S"ep &5

Decr!p"!$*5 n Add Hardware ta' 0lic7 Ge%acy Detwor7 Adapter then clic7 I.

S"ep 05

Decr!p"!$*5Select GI.

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Cre"!*; Pr!"e Ne",$r:

S"ep 15

Decr!p"!$*5 0lic7 on Virtual Detwor7 3ana%er.

S"ep 25

Decr!p"!$*5 Select G,rivate and clic7 on GI.

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S"ep 35

Decr!p"!$*5Dame the Adapter' Select D0 card and clic7 GI.

S"ep 5

Decr!p"!$*5Cou have to %o in new virtual networ7 thatJs why you can

Access internet properly.

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8.. Cre"!*; Bc:#p $% V!r"# Oper"!*; Sy"e'

S"ep 15

Decr!p"!$*5pen GHyper-V 3ana%er.

S"ep 25

Decr!p"!$*5 #i%ht 0lic7 on GVirtual peratin% System and select G0onnect.

S"ep 35

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Decr!p"!$*5Dow 0lic7 on GSnapshot under the )in4-1 Ta.

S"ep 5

Decr!p"!$*5Dame the Snapshot as GFA0I?, 1.

S"ep &5

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Fy completion of this project we have learned aout the technolo%y used in

virtuali>ation aout the Hyper-V the different etween Virtual Server !"" #! and

Hyper-V and implementin% and mana%in% virtual machine in Hyper-V.

)e have also learn the technolo%ies used in Virtual SAD Detwor7s' mplementin%

Virtual for %uest operatin% system in Hyper-V and creatin% virtual networ7s.

Therefore the asically focus for mana%in% and implementin% the Hyper-V.

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