
Explore the three Hyper-V virtual switch types: external, internal, and private. Connect virtual machines to the host and manage NIC binding, VNICs, and VLAN IDs.
manually deploy hyper-v virtual machines from a template, copy template, create a generation 2 vm, attach the disk, and run sysprep to specialize the OS and prepare for domain join.
Explore migration to azure with the Microsoft migration accelerator and azure site recovery. Today the target is azure only; MVMC is needed for hyper-v migrations, with future hyper-v support anticipated.
Enable RemoteFX by configuring the remote desktop virtualization host, selecting a capable GPU for virtual machines, and allocating memory and display settings while ensuring remote desktop licensing.
In this Advanced Hyper-V Implementation and Management training course, expert author John Savill will teach you how to architect and deploy Hyper-V deployments. This course is designed for users that already have experience with Hyper-V.
You will start by learning about advanced networking and virtual storage with Hyper-V. From there, John will teach you how to create and use Hyper-V templates, including how to manually deploy virtual machines for Hyper-V, install Hyper-V integration services, and use MVMC. This video tutorial also covers tuning and resource management with Hyper-V, failover clustering, and Hyper-V live migration. Finally, you will learn how Hyper-V fits in a remote desktop services solution.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will have learned advanced concepts for implementing and managing Hyper-V.