Hands-on exercises
To support your learning with some practical skills, we will utilize the concepts and understanding we gained from this chapter and put them to practical use.
We will look at the following exercises:
- Exercise – implementing the Hyper-V role using Server Manager
- Exercise – implementing the Hyper-V role using PowerShell
- Exercise – creating a guest VM
Getting started
To get started with this section, you will need access to a Windows server; this can be physical, virtual, or an Azure IaaS VM. You must ensure the physical computer or VM meets the installation requirements for Hyper-V, as per the following article: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/system-requirements-for-hyper-v-on-windows.
Let’s move on to the exercises for this chapter.
Exercise – Implementing the Hyper-V role using Server Manager
In this exercise, we will implement the Hyper-V role using Server...
