Installing Hyper-V 2016

JaredBusch

Why did you not check the virtualization settings in BIOS prior to doing anything else?

JaredBusch

Also, just joining to a domain and attempting to manage will not work. You still need to enable a few things int he host system firewall.

https://mangolassi.it/topic/12296/my-experiences-with-hyper-v-server-2016/10

JaredBusch

Also, you need to setup your network team and such all before you go playing with Hyper-V Manager.

JaredBusch

Then you open Hyper-V manager and setup your vSwitch and your default locations and such.

JaredBusch

Thyen you can finally worry about creating a VM.

Obsolesce

You can configure NIC Teaming and all that via "Server Manager" on a Win10 desktop if you want to do it via GUI. Same interface as on Server GUI.

JaredBusch

@tim_g said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

You can configure NIC Teaming and all that via "Server Manager" on a Win10 desktop if you want to do it via GUI. Same interface as on Server GUI.

I do not run RSAT on my desktop. I only enable Hyper-V Manager.

black3dynamite

@dashrender said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Hyper-V installer saw my disk, I parsed off 80 GB for Hyper-V and gave the rest to another partition for VMs.
Installation took about 45 mins (iDRAC on this server maxes at 100 Mb/s).

Upon first boot, you have to provide an Adminstrator password - Set it and then reboot.

On the second boot I changed the computer name, and reboot.
https://i.imgur.com/2D3BAll.png

Now on the third reboot I'll join the AD.
https://i.imgur.com/egcmcId.png

Oddly I was prompted for a new computer name after joining the domain and providing my username/password to complete that. I gave it the same name I already changed to.
It's possible that MS expects that most will need/want a new computer name when joining a domain, so perhaps they just do it by default after you joing a Hyper-V host to a domain, I'm not sure yet.

Upon reboot, I logged in as a Domain Admin.

When you use the Network ID to join a domain on Windows 10, Windows will prompt you to change computer name too.

JaredBusch

@dashrender said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Oddly I was prompted for a new computer name after joining the domain and providing my username/password to complete that. I gave it the same name I already changed to.
It's possible that MS expects that most will need/want a new computer name when joining a domain, so perhaps they just do it by default after you joing a Hyper-V host to a domain, I'm not sure yet.

I do not recall it making me rename it, it just offered me to rename it. Windows has done this for a while. Server 2012 at least. Because I am used to it and always change the machine name at domain join time.

Obsolesce

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@dashrender said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Oddly I was prompted for a new computer name after joining the domain and providing my username/password to complete that. I gave it the same name I already changed to.
It's possible that MS expects that most will need/want a new computer name when joining a domain, so perhaps they just do it by default after you joing a Hyper-V host to a domain, I'm not sure yet.

I do not recall it making me rename it, it just offered me to rename it. Windows has done this for a while. Server 2012 at least. Because I am used to it and always change the machine name at domain join time.

Yeah, you can just hit the "No" button.

JaredBusch

@tim_g said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@dashrender said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Oddly I was prompted for a new computer name after joining the domain and providing my username/password to complete that. I gave it the same name I already changed to.
It's possible that MS expects that most will need/want a new computer name when joining a domain, so perhaps they just do it by default after you joing a Hyper-V host to a domain, I'm not sure yet.

I do not recall it making me rename it, it just offered me to rename it. Windows has done this for a while. Server 2012 at least. Because I am used to it and always change the machine name at domain join time.

Yeah, you can just hit the "No" button.

Thought so.

Dashrender

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Why did you not check the virtualization settings in BIOS prior to doing anything else?

I did, I verified that virtualization was enabled - though it could have disabled after resetting the BIOS.

Dashrender

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@tim_g said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@dashrender said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Oddly I was prompted for a new computer name after joining the domain and providing my username/password to complete that. I gave it the same name I already changed to.
It's possible that MS expects that most will need/want a new computer name when joining a domain, so perhaps they just do it by default after you joing a Hyper-V host to a domain, I'm not sure yet.

I do not recall it making me rename it, it just offered me to rename it. Windows has done this for a while. Server 2012 at least. Because I am used to it and always change the machine name at domain join time.

Yeah, you can just hit the "No" button.

Thought so.

There was no button, this was on a text screen on Hyper-v.

JaredBusch

@dashrender said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@tim_g said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@dashrender said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Oddly I was prompted for a new computer name after joining the domain and providing my username/password to complete that. I gave it the same name I already changed to.
It's possible that MS expects that most will need/want a new computer name when joining a domain, so perhaps they just do it by default after you joing a Hyper-V host to a domain, I'm not sure yet.

I do not recall it making me rename it, it just offered me to rename it. Windows has done this for a while. Server 2012 at least. Because I am used to it and always change the machine name at domain join time.

Yeah, you can just hit the "No" button.

Thought so.

There was no button, this was on a text screen on Hyper-v.

Then it offered a choice. most likely hit enter to keep same.

DustinB3403

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Why did you not check the virtualization settings in BIOS prior to doing anything else?

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Also, just joining to a domain and attempting to manage will not work. You still need to enable a few things int he host system firewall.

https://mangolassi.it/topic/12296/my-experiences-with-hyper-v-server-2016/10

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Also, you need to setup your network team and such all before you go playing with Hyper-V Manager.

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Then you open Hyper-V manager and setup your vSwitch and your default locations and such.

So many steps to go through to get Hyper-V setup. My god.

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Thyen you can finally worry about creating a VM.

JaredBusch

@dustinb3403 said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Why did you not check the virtualization settings in BIOS prior to doing anything else?

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Also, just joining to a domain and attempting to manage will not work. You still need to enable a few things int he host system firewall.

https://mangolassi.it/topic/12296/my-experiences-with-hyper-v-server-2016/10

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Also, you need to setup your network team and such all before you go playing with Hyper-V Manager.

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Then you open Hyper-V manager and setup your vSwitch and your default locations and such.

So many steps to go through to get Hyper-V setup. My god.

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Thyen you can finally worry about creating a VM.

Not much different than KVM.

DustinB3403

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@dustinb3403 said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Why did you not check the virtualization settings in BIOS prior to doing anything else?

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Also, just joining to a domain and attempting to manage will not work. You still need to enable a few things int he host system firewall.

https://mangolassi.it/topic/12296/my-experiences-with-hyper-v-server-2016/10

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Also, you need to setup your network team and such all before you go playing with Hyper-V Manager.

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Then you open Hyper-V manager and setup your vSwitch and your default locations and such.

So many steps to go through to get Hyper-V setup. My god.

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Thyen you can finally worry about creating a VM.

Not much different than KVM.

I know, it's just a quip.

Hypervisor devs need to streamline the process a bit.

bnrstnr

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Not much different than KVM.

Way more complicated than XS though.

JaredBusch

@dustinb3403 said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

So many steps to go through to get Hyper-V setup. My god.

Let's look at each step you have to take with any hypervisor

Verify BIOS Virtualization
For most SMB, setup hardware RAID 10 array
Install Hypervisor on to partition of RAID 10 array
Add guest storage location to Hypervisor
Create NIC team.
Create vSwitch using team
Hyper-V only: add some basic firewall rules
Hyper-V only: join to domain
Set your defaults for guests such as storage locations
Create VMs

JaredBusch

@bnrstnr said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

@jaredbusch said in Installing Hyper-V 2016:

Not much different than KVM.

Way more complicated than XS though.

Totally not.