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What four features must your Windows 8.1 computer have before you can run Client Hyper-V?

■■ Windows 8.1 Professional or Enterprise, 64-bit


■■ Second Level Address Translation (SLAT) processor


■■ 2 GB of RAM (in addition to the 2 GB for the operating system)


■■ BIOS-level Hardware Virtualization support

How do you enable Client Hyper-V using the Control Panel?

Under Programs > Turn Windows Features On/Off > Locate and select all Hyper-V entries.

Which PowerShell Command would I use to enable Client Hyper-V?

Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature


–FeatureName Microsoft-Hyper-V –All.

You have noticed that the 64-bit Windows 8.1 Professional Machine you are trying to run Hyper-V off has all features but Hyper-V Platform is unavailable and everything else is okay.What is likely to be the problem?

It is likely that the computer’s processor isn’t SLAT.

In the previous version of Windows 8.1 Client Hyper-V, there was an option to create snapshots. The name of these has now changed. What are they now called?

Checkpoints

Client Hyper-V asks you to select a Generation. This cannot can changed once selected. Generation 1 means what?

Supports the same virtual hardware that the previous version of Hyper-V did. You can use it on operating systems including Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7, among others.

Client Hyper-V asks you to select a Generation. This cannot can changed once selected. Generation 2 means what?

supports Secure Boot, SCSI boot, and PXE boot using a standard network adapter. Guest operating systems must run at least Windows Server 2012 or 64-bit versions of Windows 8 or Windows 8.1.

How do you install Integration Services?

Using Hyper-V Manager.


Under Action Menu > Virtual Machine Connection,

What are the three types of virtual switches?

External


Internal


Private

What is the function of an external switch?

Allows the VM connect to a physical NIC on the computer to communicate with the external network, perhaps for the purpose of connecting to the Internet. If desired, it can also be configured to connect to the host computer. The physical NIC can only connect to one network in this scenario.

What is the function of an internal switch?

Lets the VM communicate with other VMs and with the host computer.

What is the function of an private switch?

Lets the VM communicate with other VMs but not with the host computer.

You are required to always use an administrator account to configure Client Hyper-V?



True or False?

True

To create a virtual switch you use which menu?

The Action Menu > Create Virtual Switch


Can you use a wireless network adapter with Hyper-V?

No. The virtual switch in Hyper-V is a Layer 2 switch, and data can only be sent and received through a physical network adapter.

What is the main factor for choosing a VHD format?

VHD can be as large as 2048 GB (about 2 TB), older technology. It was even used in the older Virtual PC and the last version of Hyper-V. You use this format when you know you’ll be running the VHD on older operating systems, specifically anything before Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8.


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What is the main factor for choosing a VHDx format?

VHDX can be much larger, up to 64 TB. It is not compatible with versions of Hyper-V or operating systems created before Windows Server 2012 or Windows 8. You use this format when you know you’ll be using the VHD on compatible machines.

What are the other advantages of using VHDX for hyper-v, other than capability for larger vm's?

Protection against data corruption when there is a power failure (because updates are logged effectively).


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Improved performance on large sector disks.


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Larger block sizes for dynamic and differencing disks to enhance performance.


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Custom metadata that can be used to record information about the file such as operating system version, among other things.


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The use of “trim” technology to reduce file size and access and use free disk space. (Trim requires disks to be directly attached to the VM, and hardware must be compatible.)

What menu in Hyper-V Manager do I use to create a new VHD?

To create a VHD from the Hyper-V Manager, in the Action pane, click New,