I've not worked with Hyer V yet. Is the below installation correct ?

a) Install 64 bit Windows 2008 Enterprise Edition ?
b) Install the Hyer V software ?

After installation, does it boot via the hypervisor mode ?

Hyper-V is not an extra application like Virtual Server. It is a server
role in Server 2008.

After you install Server 2008 x64 , one of the updates available is the
RTM version of Hyper-V. (KB 950050). Once this is installed you can enable
the Hyper-V role on the server.

Once that role is enabled, the server will be in hypervisor mode when
you boot it.

"IT Staff" <jkklim@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eMLk$ntFJHA.1372@xxxxxx

> I've not worked with Hyer V yet. Is the below installation correct ?
>
> a) Install 64 bit Windows 2008 Enterprise Edition ?
> b) Install the Hyer V software ?
>
> After installation, does it boot via the hypervisor mode ?
>

After i installed server 2008 x 64, do i need to add any features or just do
a plain default installation ?





"Bill Grant" <not.available@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Ol2pl3tFJHA.3996@xxxxxx

> Hyper-V is not an extra application like Virtual Server. It is a server
> role in Server 2008.
>
> After you install Server 2008 x64 , one of the updates available is the
> RTM version of Hyper-V. (KB 950050). Once this is installed you can enable
> the Hyper-V role on the server.
>
> Once that role is enabled, the server will be in hypervisor mode when
> you boot it.
>
> "IT Staff" <jkklim@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:eMLk$ntFJHA.1372@xxxxxx

>> I've not worked with Hyer V yet. Is the below installation correct ?
>>
>> a) Install 64 bit Windows 2008 Enterprise Edition ?
>> b) Install the Hyer V software ?
>>
>> After installation, does it boot via the hypervisor mode ?
>>

As I said before, make sure that you have installed the Hyper-V update.
That's it.

"IT Staff" <jkklim@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:uvQpPjwFJHA.224@xxxxxx

> After i installed server 2008 x 64, do i need to add any features or just
> do a plain default installation ?
>
>
>
>
>
> "Bill Grant" <not.available@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:Ol2pl3tFJHA.3996@xxxxxx

>> Hyper-V is not an extra application like Virtual Server. It is a server
>> role in Server 2008.
>>
>> After you install Server 2008 x64 , one of the updates available is the
>> RTM version of Hyper-V. (KB 950050). Once this is installed you can
>> enable the Hyper-V role on the server.
>>
>> Once that role is enabled, the server will be in hypervisor mode when
>> you boot it.
>>
>> "IT Staff" <jkklim@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:eMLk$ntFJHA.1372@xxxxxx

>>> I've not worked with Hyer V yet. Is the below installation correct ?
>>>
>>> a) Install 64 bit Windows 2008 Enterprise Edition ?
>>> b) Install the Hyer V software ?
>>>
>>> After installation, does it boot via the hypervisor mode ?
>>>

>
>

For what is worth, I just went thru this...

1) Install 64-bit Windows 2008 Enterprise Edition

2) Patch it (KB 950050 shows up as an optional update, make sure you take
this plus the 3 or 4 other ones that show up as optional)

3) Check your BIOS to make sure virtualization technology (VT) is enabled in
the BIOS (some manufactures ship their hardware with this off.)

4) Enable the role and reboot


"IT Staff" <jkklim@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eMLk$ntFJHA.1372@xxxxxx

> I've not worked with Hyer V yet. Is the below installation correct ?
>
> a) Install 64 bit Windows 2008 Enterprise Edition ?
> b) Install the Hyer V software ?
>
> After installation, does it boot via the hypervisor mode ?
>