Thursday, November 05, 2009 9:02 AM
josebda
Mistakes when configuring your Hyper-V environment
I came across some interesting tips on things to consider in a virtualized environment by Greg Shields (Consultant and Microsoft MVP).
They are non-issues (or settled issues) on physical environments and you might overlook them when making the transition to virtual machines.
Here's a summary to get you interested:
- Screensavers
- Managing from the console
- AV on VM disk files
- Power options
- Cluster Failback
- RAM availability
- Backup for CSV
- Number of processors
Here are the links to the actual articles:
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About josebda
Jose Barreto is a Principal Program Manager with the File Server Foundation team and has been with Microsoft since 2002. He graduated in Computer Science at the Universidade Federal do Ceara in Brazil in 1989 and holds several industry certifications, including CISSP, ITIL, MCM, MCITS, MCT and many other Microsoft certifications.