1. Disks and VMs

2. Agenda Disk Formats –VHD, VHDx, VMDKs –Format conversions –Disk cloning –Exporting / importing VM Generations –Comparison of Gen 1 and Gen 2 virtual machines –Enhanced Session Mode 2

3. Disk Operations 3

4. PowerShell Copy-VMFile – Lets you copy a file into a VM Copy-VMFile "Test VM" -SourcePath D:\Test.txt -DestinationPath "C:\Temp\Test.txt" -CreateFullPath -FileSource Host Enable-VMIntegrationService Enable-VMIntegrationService -Name Shutdown,VSS -VMName Test1 Get-VMIntegrationService Shutdown,Vss -VMName Test1 | Enable- VMIntegrationService Get-VM Test1 | Enable-VMIntegrationService Shutdown,VSS 4

5. Disks Demo 5

6. New Hyper-V VMs: Generation 2 VMs Ease of Management and Operations –Gen 2 VMs PXE boot VMs using the optimized virtual NIC; (Emulated NIC removed) –Reduced infrastructure network requirements (managing two MAC/IP addresses); Less possibility of erroneous configurations Dynamic, Flexible Storage –UEFI firmware can boot from virtual SCSI (virtual IDE removed) –Support GPT partitioned disks >2.2 TB OS boot disks –OS boot disk can be dynamically resized with Windows Server 2012 R2 Online disk resizing –Hot Add/Remove DVD Security –Now supports Secure Boot 6

7. VM Settings: Gen 1 & Gen 2