Windows 7 Virtualization

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Deploying clustered Hyper-V servers in Windows 2008 R2 involves a wide variety of technologies, including Hyper-V, Failover Clusters, Cluster Shared Volumes, Live Migration, Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager, Windows PowerShell, iSCSI and FC storage, dynamic and fixed VHDs, pass-through disks, networking, and more. Janssen Jones, a Microsoft Virtual Machine MVP, has spent the last two years immersed in complex Hyper-V deployments, and has gathered a wealth of information to share, both from personal deployments, and from the forums. Come learn about best practices, frequently asked questions, tips, and tricks around virtualization, clustering, scripted and automated deployments, disaster recovery, and more! Bring your Hyper-V and clustering questions, and prepare to take your HA Hyper-V deployments to the next level.

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The quoted text provides an overview of the deployment of clustered Hyper-V servers in Windows Server 2008 R2, highlighting the diverse range of technologies involved in this process. These technologies include:

• Hyper-V
• Failover Clusters
• Cluster Shared Volumes
• Live Migration
• Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager
• Windows PowerShell
• iSCSI and FC storage
• Dynamic and fixed VHDs
• Pass-through disks
• Networking

Janssen Jones, a Microsoft Virtual Machine MVP, with extensive experience in complex Hyper-V deployments, aims to share valuable insights, best practices, frequently asked questions, tips, and tricks related to virtualization, clustering, scripted and automated deployments, disaster recovery, and more. This knowledge is derived from personal deployments and active participation in forums. If you are interested in enhancing your understanding of Hyper-V deployments, clustering, high availability, and disaster recovery, engaging with experts like Janssen Jones can prove invaluable. Please note that the provided source and video links have been removed due to being invalid. If you have any specific questions or need further guidance on Hyper-V or clustering, feel free to ask!