I've not seen an install of Server Core before.  Is this new to Windows 2008 or 
part of the Hyper-V install?

Ken, can you email me your presentation?  Sounds like a good introduction.

Anthony
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Steve Ens 
  Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 8:57 AM
  Subject: Re: Microsoft Hyper-V


  However when considering patching a Core vs full OS install of the host OS, 
the core will probably have to be rebooted far less.


  On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 9:47 AM, Ken Schaefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

    To be honest, in my experience you might get a few hundred MB of RAM back 
by running Core rather than a full install. Unless you have a few VM hosts, 
it's not worth worrying about either way.



    Performance is good – very good compared to Virtual Server 2005

    However there are a few drawbacks:

    -          No real management tools yet (SCVMM vNext is required for 
managing Hyper-v)

    -          A few bugs (e.g. with TCP Offload and the new NICs)

    -          No ability to build VMs using PXE booting and using the new 
synthetic NICs ( you need to use a legacy NIC)



    If you want a drill-down into Hyper-V architecture, I did a presentation 
for my local user group on it that I can send to you direct.



    Cheers

    Ken



    From: Tim Vander Kooi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
    Sent: Monday, 31 March 2008 7:24 AM


    To: NT System Admin Issues

    Subject: RE: Microsoft Hyper-V



    It is light-years ahead of where Microsoft's VM technology has been. You 
want to use it on top of Server Core as opposed to the standard server install 
to keep your parent OS from using all your resources.

    I'm sure you'll have many longs days of fun with it.

    Tim



    From: Sauvigne, Craig M [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
    Sent: Monday, March 31, 2008 8:00 AM
    To: NT System Admin Issues
    Subject: Microsoft Hyper-V



    Has anyone been playing with Hyper-V from Microsoft? If so, what are your 
impressions? Since it is rolled into our licensing for Server 2008 anyway, we 
are looking at it for virtualization. It seems like it has a lot of the same 
features and functions as VMWare and ESX. I am just now setting up a test box 
for it. Any hints, tips or tricks to it would be greatly appreciated.



    Thanks!



    ====================

    Craig M. Sauvigne

    System Administrator

    Winthrop University

    Rock Hill, SC 29733

    [EMAIL PROTECTED]

    SC143





 

 





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