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The good folks at Codeplex, the folks who bring you the free-as-in-beer Hyper-V PowerShell SnapIn also bring you the PowerShell PowerBoots . “ PowerBoots makes it easier for scripters to create graphical user interfaces in PowerShell, exposing much of...
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Microsoft IT General Manager Jim Dubois shares info about virtualization inside Microsoft in this short (4 minute) video....( read more ) Share this post: Read More...
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Recently a customer asked how to find and subscribe to a list of patches and hotfixes for Hyper-V. You can find them here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd430893.aspx To subscribe to the RSS Feed for comments on this page (new patches are...
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The Windows Server Virtualization guide 2.0, a.k.a. the IPD guide for Windows Server Virtualization (updated for Windows Server 2008 R2) has been re-released with updates to include Windows Server 2008 R2. “The reader is guided through the nine-step process...
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You don’t. Chances are you found this blog post by searching for some combination of the words in the bag “set processor affinity Hyper-V”. As Ben explains in his blog post: Processor Affinity and why you don’t need it on Hyper-V , there is no way to...
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The download for the Operations Manager 2007 Management Pack for Windows Server 2008 (and 2003) is available at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=3529d233-5e3e-4b51-8f66-5d6f27005ec3 NOTE: System Requirements...
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A colleague recently shared some good advice for managing MAC address conflicts on your VMs: Best Practice = Prevent. There is a standard for MAC addressing whereby OEMs get prefixes (i.e. the first couple pairs of the MAC address range) registered...
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The Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2020 (MDT) is live. Enjoy. MDT helps you automate desktop and server deploymens, including: Unified tools, processes and guidance for desktop and server deployment Fully automated Zero Touch Installation deployments by...
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Jon Brodkin on Network World reports some bumps in the road at VMworld 2009 in his article VMworld 2009: Virtualization, controversy and eating your own dog food. “ …the data center didn't work as well as intended, with attendees reporting continuous...
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Some good virtualization videos on the web for your Labor-day viewing. TN Edge Videos : 5 pages, lots of good stuff MSN.COM Hyper-V Videos: · Hyper-V Architecture Demonstration · Getting to Know Hyper-V · Introduction to server virtualization · Hyper...
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Shortly after TR9 I had the opportunity to talk with STB President Bob Muglia about Virtualization. Click the picture to open this 5 minute audio podcast from my public Skydrive ( TR9 – Bob Muglia ). Includes Bob’s thoughts about customer advantages...
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In this 5 minute video Windows Server Technical Writer Felipe Ayora demonstrates how to change the BIOS settings on your computer to make the hypervisor run. NOTE: remember to completely power off your computer after making the changes to the BIOS. Some...
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Link: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=292de23c-845c-4d08-8d65-b4b8cbc8397b Team Blog http://blogs.technet.com/systemcenter/archive/2009/08/24/system-center-virtual-machine-manager-vmm-2008-r2-rtms.aspx...( read more ) Share this...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for checking the integration services/integration components to see if they are current in your VMs: # Test if the IC version is up to date param( [string]$vmName...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for checking in the hypervisor is running on a Hyper-V server (host/parent partition): # Check if Hypervisor is running $hypervisor = gwmi –ErrorAction SilentlyContinue Win32_PerfRawData_HvStats_HyperVHypervisor...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for taking a snapshot of your VMs: # Take a snapshot of a VM param( [string]$vmName = $(throw "Must specify virtual machine name") ) # Get the virtual machine...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for shutting down your VMs: # Shutdown a Virtual Machine (requires Integration Components) param( [string]$vmName = $(throw "Must specify virtual machine name"...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for setting custom KVPs: # Set a Custom KVP param( [string]$vmName = $(throw "Must specify virtual machine name"), [string]$Key = $(throw...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for removing virtual NICs from your VMs: # Remove a NIC (synthetic ethernet port) from a virtual machine param( [string]$vmName = $(throw "Must specify virtual...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for getting a mapping your virtual network settings: # Navigate Network Topology to determine Virtual Switch type # ie: Internal, External, External-Shared, or Private # Prompt for the...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for modifying hte VLAN settings on your VMs: # Modify VLAN setting for VM param( $vmName = $(throw "Must supply a virtual machine name"), ...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for merging VHDs: # Merge VHDs param( [string]$mergePath = $(throw "Must specify full path for merging VHD"), [string]$parentPath = $...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for loopback mounting a VHD, for example, if you need to use bcdedit to alter the boot configuration store offline: # Loopback mount a VHD param( [string] $path =...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for getting a list of VMs: # List VMs $vmList = gwmi -namespace root\virtualization Msvm_ComputerSystem |` where{$_.Name -ne $env:COMPUTERNAME} $vmList | select ElementName...
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Some friends here on the Hyper-V team shared a PowerShell 1.0 script for getting a list of snapshots: # List Virtual System Snapshots #Obtain the VM name $VM_Name= Read-Host("Please specify the name of the VM ") $HostName = "." #obtain...
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