Tag: Hyper-v

• Implementing Azure Site Recovery Protection for my non-SCVMM Hyper-V Virtual Machines.

  BCDR (Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery options) is a big deal for any I.T. Pro. My decision to go with with Microsoft Azure Site Recovery cloud service was easy after considering other options available to me, cost and the specific needs of my infrastructure environment. It was by far a better solution in terms of…

  jbernec

  October 13, 2016

  Azure Site Recovery, BCDR, Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery

  ASR, Azure Classic Portal, Azure Replication, Azure Resource Manager, Azure Site Recovery, Azure Virtual Networks, BCDR, Business Continuity, Cluster, Disaster Recovery, Domain controller, Failover, Hyper-v, Hyper-v Manager, Hyper-V Replica, Hyper-V Replication, Virtual Machine, VM

• Error Deleting Logical Switch from System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012R2 (SCVMM2012R2)

  I recently encountered an error trying to remove a Logical Switch in SCVMM2012R2 . The SCVMM2012R2 error prompt was that the Switch still had a dependency and I had to remove the dependency before successfully removing the switch. I checked the Logical Switch dependency and it showed the switch to be attached to one of…

  jbernec

  March 9, 2015

  SCVMM2012R2, System Center 2012 R2, VMM2012R2

  Failover Cluster, Hyper-v, Logical Switch, SCVMM2012R2, System Center 2012R2, Uplink Port Profile, Virtual Machines, Windows Server 2012 R2

• Checking Available Disk Space and Memory with Powershell.

  I frequently need to display the disk size, available disk space properties and Processor details of my remote Hyper-v 2012 Hosts servers. I could use the Computer Management snapin to do this, but it involves too many steps just to get there. The Get-VM cmdlet while cool, will not display disk based properties. So I…

  jbernec

  November 26, 2013

  Hyper-v, Hyper-v 2012 R2, PowerShell, PowerShell 3.0, Virtual Machines, WIndows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2

  Disk Management, Disk space, Gigabyte, Hyper-v, Microsoft Windows, Operating system, Powershell 3.0, Servers, Windows PowerShell

• Configuring Windows Server 2012 as an iSCSI Target SAN in a Two Host Failover Cluster Part 5

  As it turns out, I already have two Virtual machines running on one of the cluster nodes. I set these up before the cluster creation. The VMs are currently not cluster roles/resources. I will go ahead and make one of the VMs (WK7) a cluster role by adding it to the cluster. PS C:\> Get-VM…

  jbernec

  September 10, 2013

  Cluster Shared Volume, CSV, Failover Cluster, Hyper-v, ISCSI, ISCSI Initiator, ISCSI Target, Microsoft Hyper-v, PowerShell, PowerShell 3.0, Quorum, Virtual Machines, Witness

  Clusters, Hyper-v, Initiator, ISCSI, Virtual Machine, WS 2012