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  • Removing phantom network adapters from virtual machines

    Last night, I rebuilt my Windows Server 2008 machine at home to use the RTM build (it was running on an escrow build from a few days before it was finally released) and Hyper-V RC0. It was non-trivial because the virtual machines I had running on the server had to be recreated in order to move from the...
    Posted to Mark's Windows Server Blog (Weblog) by markwilson on 04-07-2008

  • Upgrading from the Hyper-V beta to RC0

    One of the problems when you ship a beta product with a released product is that people will use it . Damn those users! Yeah, well, I’m one of those users and it’s all very well including a comment in the Hyper-V beta release notes warning us that it will not be possible upgrade VMs from the Hyper-V...
    Posted to Mark's Windows Server Blog (Weblog) by markwilson on 03-26-2008

  • Hyper-V release candidate

    For a couple of days now, I’ve been itching to write something about the Microsoft Hyper-V release candidate (RC), which was made available to beta testers earlier this week. Well, the wait is over as the (feature-complete) product was officially announced earlier today . According to Microsoft: The...
    Posted to Mark's Windows Server Blog (Weblog) by markwilson on 03-19-2008

  • Hyper-V and networking

    For those who have worked with hosted virtualisation (Microsoft Virtual PC and Virtual Server, VMware Workstation and Server, Parallels Desktop, etc.) and haven't experienced hypervisor-based virtualisation (paravirtualisation), Microsoft Hyper-V is fundamentally different in a number of ways . Architecturally...
    Posted to Mark's Windows Server Blog (Weblog) by markwilson on 03-14-2008
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