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Microsoft has put a lot of work into Linux support over the last few years, including in the Hyper-V product.  Linux support is key to Hyper-V becoming the de-facto hypervisor at companies that have a mixed Windows and Linux environment, [...]

I’ve found that networking is one of the most important aspects of a successful Hyper-V deployment.   It is also one of the most frequently misconfigured or under-planned.  As such, I thought I would take some time to write up an [...]

Virtual networking is very interesting.  I ran into the issue with applying an external virtual switch to an interface within Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 when still using that interface to access the server.  This seems obvious, but since the cards can [...]