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Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter Can Now Convert Physical Machines To Hyper-V
1Have an existing physical Windows server that you’d like to convert to a Hyper-V image? Version 3.,0 of the free Microsoft Virtual Machine Converter adds that ability.
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Why The Xbox One Doesn’t Use Hyper-V
Microsoft’s aim with the Xbox One was to use as much Windows technology as possible, and when Windows Threshold appears, it should be theoretically possible to run a single piece of code on both platforms. Yet despite that Windows dependency and the need to run multiple apps in parallel, the Xbox One doesn’t actually use…
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How To Best Use Hyper-V Shared Virtual Hard Disks
Hyper-V virtualisation is one of the key benefits of Windows Server 2012, and it works essentially identically in R2 to the original version. One important exception to bear in mind? You shouldn’t use R2’s shared virtual hard disk feature to hosting virtual machine operating systems — purely for shared data sotres.
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How The Hyper-V Extensible Switch Can Transform Your Network
Grappling with a virtualised network architecture that’s difficult to manage? The Hyper-V Extensible Switch running on Windows Server 2012 can simplify your management workload, letting you add capabilities to your virtualised network to meet your exact needs.