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Rand Morimoto, Ph.D.,

MCSE, CISSP

Jeff Guillet, MCITP,

MCSE, CISSP

2008 Hyper-V

UNLEASHED

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Windows ® Server

Windows® Server 2008 Hyper-V Unleashed

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Windows server 2008 Hyper-V unleashed / Rand Morimoto, Jeff Guillet.

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ISBN 978-0-672-33028-5

1. Microsoft Windows server Hyper-V. 2. Virtual computer systems. I. Guillet, Jeff. II.

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Contents at a Glance

Introduction ................................................................................... 1

Part I Windows 2008 Hyper-V Overview

1 Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Technology Primer ................................ 7

2 Best Practices at Planning, Prototyping, Migrating, and Deploying

Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V ......................................................... 39

3 Planning, Sizing, and Architecting a Hyper-V Environment ................... 73

Part II Windows 2008 Hyper-V Host and Guest Installation

4 Installing Windows 2008 Server and the Hyper-V Role ....................... 101

5 Installing a Guest Session on Hyper-V .............................................. 129

Part III Administering and Maintaining Hyper-V Host Services

6 Managing, Administering, and Maintaining a Hyper-V Host Server ....... 151

7 Optimizing the Hyper-V Host Server and Guest Sessions ..................... 209

Part IV System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 in a Hyper-V Environment

8 System Center Virtual Machine Manager Technology Primer ............... 253

9 Installing and Getting Familiar with Virtual Machine Manager 2008 ..... 273

10 Creating Guest Images from Existing Production and Virtual Systems ... 301

11 Using Virtual Machine Manager 2008 for Provisioning ....................... 321

Part V Maintaining Guest Session Uptime in a Hyper-V Environment

12 Application-Level Failover and Disaster Recovery in a Hyper-V

Environment ............................................................................... 349

13 Debugging and Problem Solving the Hyper-V Host and Guest

Operating System ......................................................................... 385

Index ......................................................................................... 429

Table of Contents

Introduction

Part I Windows 2008 Hyper-V Overview

1 Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Technology Primer 7

What Is Server Virtualization and Microsoft Hyper-V? ............................ 7

Virtualization as an IT Organization Strategy ................................ 8

Microsoft Hyper-V Server as a Role in Windows Server 2008 ............ 8

Choosing to Virtualize Servers .......................................................... 11

Virtualization for Test and Development Environments ................ 11

Virtualization for Server Consolidation ...................................... 11

Virtualization as a Strategy for Disaster Recovery and High

Availability .......................................................................... 12

Understanding Microsoft’s Virtualization Strategy ................................ 13

Acquisition of Virtual PC ......................................................... 13

Microsoft Virtual Server ........................................................... 13

Virtual Server 2005 ................................................................. 14

Virtual Server 2005 R2 ............................................................. 14

Integration of Hypervisor Technology in Windows Server 2008 ...... 15

What’s New in Hyper-V ................................................................... 15

New Features That Provide Better Virtual Host Capabilities ............ 16

New Features That Provide Better Administration Support ............. 16

New Features That Provide Better Guest Support .......................... 17

New Features That Provide Better Reliability Capabilities ............... 18

Determining What Is Needed to Virtualize Servers ............................... 19

Versions of Windows Server 2008 That Host Hyper-V ................... 19

Versions of Guest Sessions Supported Under Hyper-V ................... 23

Guest Session Integration Support Tools ..................................... 27

The Right Time to Implement Hyper-V .............................................. 27

Adding a Hyper-V Host Server in an Existing Active Directory

2000/2003 Environment ........................................................ 28

Waiting to Fully Implement Windows 2008 in the Environment .... 29

Migrating from Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 and VMware ................... 29

Mounting Existing Virtual Guest Images on Hyper-V .................... 29

Performing a Virtual to Virtual Migration of Guest Images ............ 30

Using VMM to Manage VMware Virtual Infrastructure 3 ............... 30

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