How to Build a Hyper-V Cluster

In this lesson you will learn how to:
Create a Cluster
Control Quorum
Control Networks
Configure Disks and CSVs
Full Course Description: Learn how to implement, manage, and optimize a virtualization solution with Microsoft Hyper-V. Topics include installing and administering Hyper-V, optimizing Hyper-V performance, using Live Migration Backup and Disaster Recover, building Hyper-V Failover Clusters, implementing Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), and taking a sneak peak at System Center Virtual Machine Manager and running VMs inside Microsoft Azure. Throughout this course, you should gain the knowledge necessary to build complex scenarios including Hyper-V Failover Clusters, Hyper-V Replica, and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure.
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[@shaun9209]

This has to be one of the best videos I’ve seen on hyper v clusters. Thank you!

[@FCB19873]

So simply and professionally explained, without complicated stuff in, thanks !

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[@MikhailJathan]

By far the easiest video to follow on this topic thats not 6 years old. Thank you!

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[@penguinwrangler1012]

Great Video. I like when you say "It is easy to convert it to a cluster shared volume, once you know you NEED to convert it", almost sounds like you learned that one from experience.

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[@GabrielJIsaza]

Amazing video, clear and simply. thanks

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[@greytrauma]

Very thorough and helpful, thanks!

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[@TMGhost4u]

Thanks from Sweden!

[@vesnx]

I like this demo, will look if the channel has more topics like 2nd DNS server and 2nd Active directory server

[@danmc2949]

Please can you advise, do you use separate physical NICs dedicated for iscsi outside of virtual switch? There's lots of conflicting information out there? Looking at migrating away from vmware, do you know of any resources that compare the two hyperv and esxi focusing on the networking elements - Thank you, great video.

[@zfatality3]

Great video

[@addisutesfaye5585]

Thanks for the explanation!

[@UltratecJS]

Great Video. If you build the Hyper-V VM's but you want the VM files to be in the same SAN where the failover cluster shared volume will be, how would that be accomplished?

[@charleshitchcock9742]

Thanks for the info. I created my cluster using your instruction, SAS shared storage with no drive letter, but when I migrate hyper-v vm's to it, I cannot locate the shared volume to put the files into. Where precisely is it?

[@mcsebala6308]

I subscribed. Excellent explanation

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Thank you!

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[@ljavierg18]

Does anyone know the name of the instructor?

[@rocktheman56]

Thank you

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[@OhYeah-qx9qn]

Where are the rest of the Hyper-V build videos in the course?

[@maxvideodrome4215]

How can I set up iSCSI storage to lab this?

[@edgarcastro3205]

hello greetings, I have a Hyper-V Cluster, I have a virtual machine with server 2016 with 450gb, I want to increase the hard disk of the virtual machine to 900gb, what would be the correct procedure, I have edited the machine extending the capacity, but when I start Vm It does not detect the new space that I configure

[@edgarcastro3205]

what would be the procedure to add more virtual machine space that I have in the clouster

[@dannysanders4327]

have you resolved this?

[@dannysanders4327]

You should not use different network cards for different traffic. That over complicates the setup and will just create a nightmare.

[@nickdonathan]

In a homelab… sure. As general advice, absolutely not.