Join Timothy Pintello for an in-depth discussion in this video Configuring guest integration services, part of Windows Server 2012 R2: Configuring Hyper-V.
- Now we've created a VM,…and we've installed an operating system on it,…I wanna go ahead and talk about something…called Guest Integration Services.…Guest Integration Services is a software package…that is used to enhance the compatibility…of the virtual machines, or the VMs, within Hyper-V.…The Guest Integration Services must be separately…installed on each VM,…it's not something that a VM will automatically get,…unless it's a Windows Server 2012 or Windows 8.…If it's not one of those two operating systems in the VM,…you're going to need to install…the Guest Integration Services.…
Now Guest Integration Services give us several functions.…One of the functions that Guest Integration Services give us…is the operating system shutdown.…Basically what the operating system shutdown does…is it allows us to create a controlled shutdown…of the guest operating system.…This actually makes it so that you don't do a hard shutdown…and potentially damage the operating system when you do it.…Next, we have something called time synchronization.…
Author
Timothy Pintello
Released
9/17/2015- Implementing and installing Hyper-V
- Using Hyper-V Manager
- Creating a new virtual machine
- Configuring dynamic memory, smart paging, resource metering, and more
- Creating virtual hard disks
- Managing checkpoints
- Connecting to a SAN
- Creating virtual switches and network adapters
- Creating virtual network configurations
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome50s
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1. Introducing Virtualization
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What is virtualization?7m 14s
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Implementing Hyper-V4m 35s
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Installing Hyper-V9m 2s
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2. Configuring and Managing Hyper-V in Server 2012
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Using Hyper-V Manager3m 36s
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Configuring Smart Paging3m 3s
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Configure remote FX4m 4s
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3. Creating and Configuring Virtual Machine Storage
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Modifying virtual disks5m 36s
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Connecting to a SAN4m 27s
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4. Creating and Configuring Virtual Networks
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Configuring MAC addresses4m 31s
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Conclusion
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Next steps35s
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