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Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V New Features
View All CoursesIn this new features course, you'll find out all that the 2012 version of Hyper-V has to offer. Created for Windows admins with basic knowledge of Hyper-V 2008, this course will show you the benefits of the new features as well as how to implement them. For example, you'll learn features such as live storage migration, Hyper-V replica, shared-nothing migration, extensible switch, and advancements in Hyper-V failover clustering.
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- Introduction
- Meet Your Instructor
- What We Will Cover
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- Introduction
- Breaking the Features Down
- Secure Multitenancy
- Flexible Infrastructure
- Scale, Performance, and Density
- High Availability
- Processor and Memory
- Network, Storage, and Manageability
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- Introduction
- Understanding Dynamic Memory
- Configuring Dynamic Memory
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- Introduction
- How Hyper-V Replica Helps You
- Understanding Hyper-V Replica
- Configuring Hyper-V Replica
- Enabling Replication
- Testing Failover
- Key Terms You Should Know
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- Introduction
- Understanding Hyper-V Live Migration
- Shared-Nothing Migration
- Live Migration, Step by Step
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- Introduction
- Why Import?
- Options for Importing Virtual Machines
- Importing Virtual Machines, Step by Step
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- Introduction
- What Is Resource Metering?
- Examples of New Historical Per-VM Statistics
- Resource Metering Tools
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- Introduction
- What Changed?
- Here's How It Works
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- Introduction
- What is SR-IOV?
- Configuring SR-IOV in Hyper-V
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- Introduction
- What is Storage Migration?
- Configuring Storage Migration
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- Introduction
- Why Use SMB File Shares?
- Requirements for SMB File Shares
- Configuring the File Server
- Using SMB Storage for VMs
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- Introduction
- What is Virtual Fibre Channel?
- Requirements for Virtual FC
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- Introduction
- Why VHDX?
- Converting from VHD to VHDX
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- Introduction
- What is NUMA?
- Configuring NUMA
- Additional NUMA Resources
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- Introduction
- Understanding Hyper-V Extensible Switch
- Examples of Hyper-V Switch Extensions
- Enabling a Hyper-V Switch Extension
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- Introduction
- New Hyper-V PowerShell Module
- New PowerShell cmdlets for Hyper-V
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- Introduction
- How Can Client Hyper-V Help You?
- Requirements
- Enabling Client Hyper-V in Windows 8
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- Introduction
- Failover Clusters Explained
- Key Terms You Should Know
- New in Windows 2012 Failover Clustering
- Failover Clustering, Step by Step
- Clustering on Second Host
- Creating Storage for Clusters
Instructor
David Davis
David has been in the IT industry for over 18 years. He has served as a server/network admin, IT manager, and independent contractor. Today, David is a full-time instructor for TrainSignal.com where he has created over 20 different IT training courses.
Additionally, he has written hundreds of IT articles on the Internet, written for Virtualization Review magazine, served as a judge at VMware product competitions, and spoke on virtualization at conferences in the USA, Canada, and Europe. David's "real-world" experience combined with his diversity of skills (Virtualization, Windows Server, and Cisco Networking) gives you a powerful learning resource that can't be matched.
