Course notes for Windows Server 2016 (ii)

• The basic concept of virtualization: an alien architecture

  • Hyper-V Installation condition: Hardware: Cpu:vt,sla two cache optimization (after 2012)
    

  • Bare metal structure (hardware resources are transferred via the virtualized bus)
    

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  • Client: Later version of Windows 8.1 (Professional or above): Add a Remove Program
    

  • MSDN I tell you

  • Memory: 16G
    

  • Storage: SSD

  • System: Server System: Windows Server 2008R2 later: Hyper-V role
    

  • Roles and features: Define functional Purpose: whether services can be provided for other objects
    

  • Basic use: Hyper-V Console: Control connection local & remote

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    • Other actions: Virtual Machine Console button

    • Add a virtual image file (ISO)
      

    • Second generation virtual machine: Performance improvement, 64bit, support the new system
      

    • Physical machine converted virtual machine disk to VHD
      

    • Get-vmswitch
      

    • Remove-vmswitch-name Internal

    • Virtual machine status and information
      

    • Hyper-V Settings: Default virtual machine save path

    • Virtual Switch Manager: Defining a virtual network

    • Virtual networks: Virtual network cards and virtual switches
      

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    • External: Virtual Switch and external NIC bindings: Production environment

    • Internal: Virtual network adapter bindings for virtual switches and systems: test environment

    • Dedicated: Create only one Virtual Switch: Production environment & test environment

    • Configuration command: New-vmswitch-name internal-switchtype private

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    • new virtual machine: A generation of virtual machines: compatibility with older versions of Windows Server Hyper-V

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    • Basic creation of Nano server: Configure the environment for the Nano Server installation image: Copy all files under X:\NanoServer\NanoServerImageGenerator to the specified location

    • In PowerShell, import the Nano's configuration module

    • Creating a Nanosever system using Powershell commands

    • new-nanoserverimage-edition datacenter-mediapath f:\-basepath D:\nano\-targetpath D: \nano\nano-srv1.vhdx-deploymenttype guest-computername nano-srv1-storage-package Microsoft-NanoS Erver-host-package

    • Create a virtual machine, mount the nano vhdx virtual Disk file, launch the virtual machine, and view the system status of the Nano

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Course notes for Windows Server 2016 (ii)