Install hyper-v role windows core
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After configuring the operating system and specifying the networks and storage for the future configuration, there are few more things left. Installation of the Hyper-V role by itself is extremely simple. In order to install the Hyper-V role through the PowerShell, enter the following:. Obviously, the Core version of Windows Server has no graphical interface. In this case, you need to use the Hyper-V Manager from a remote computer to be able to manage Hyper-V and make the configuration and management a lot easier.
This will tell the Hyper-V Server R2 installation process where from a disk storage perspective the installation of the hypervisor will occur. In this example, I have a computer with a 40 GB drive installed. The option to install on this new drive is shown below:.
After that, the Hyper-V Server R2 installer will prepare that drive and make the new Hyper-V host ready to boot up on its own:.
Once the installation is complete, the Hyper-V host is almost ready. The first step after the installation is complete is to set an Administrator password. You can still join a Hyper-V host to an Active Directory domain, but this credential will be used for the local system user called Administrator:.
The password you select must meet the base password complexity requirements for modern Windows environments. Once the password is selected, the Hyper-V Server R2 is ready to go! With the installation complete, there are a number of next steps you can complete. For most environments, the next logical step is to complete the following steps in this order:. These are base configuration items, and depend entirely on what you want to do with the Hyper-V host.
Boot your system where you want to install Windows Server Core with the installation media. Select language settings and then click next. Click next. The Windows Server core login process will finish out by simply taking us to a command line. A noticeable difference with Windows Server Core is we no longer see the automatic launching of the sconfig utility. As you will see below, sconfig is the built-in utility that permits easily configuring basic initial settings of Windows Server Core after it is installed.
See the Evaluation Center. On the Before you begin page, verify that your destination server and network environment are prepared for the role and feature you want to install. Click Next.
On the Select installation type page, select Role-based or feature-based installation and then click Next. On the Select destination server page, select a server from the server pool and then click Next. To add the tools that you use to create and manage virtual machines, click Add Features.