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How to Turn off Printer Redirection for Remote Desktop Sessions on a Hyper-V Server Host

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If you use Remote Desktop Services to connect to your Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Host, one of the best practices tasks that

Stop Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8 from automatically rebooting the server after logging in

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One of the recent issues in managing Windows Server 2012 is the way Automatic Updates works by default. If automatic updates

Using Windows 8 Client Hyper-V

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A new document has been released providing a quick overview of the HyperV technology that is built into Windows 8. This is

Hyper-V Replica for Small Business

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This post serves as a starting point for my series of posts on the new feature called Hyper-V Replica. Windows Server 2012

Monitoring and Managing Hyper-V Replica

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In the previous posts, we have looked at scenarios for using Hyper-V Replica in the small business environment. We also

Disaster Recovery with Hyper-V Replica for Small Business on a Budget

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I've been writing a number of blogs on Hyper-V Replica. A few questions were posed on the suitability of using HyperV Server

Windows Server 2012 HyperV Replica Scenarios for Small Business

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I've dived full on into the HyperV world with the release of Windows Server 2012. In Windows Server 2008 R2, it was a good

How to set up Hyper-V Replica for Small Businesses

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One of the best features (IMHO) of Hyper-V in Windows Server 2012 is Hyper-V Replica. This feature allows you to replicate a

MVMC: Convert VMWare Virtual Machines to HyperV

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Finally! After 4 years, Microsoft has released a tool to simply the migration of virtual machines running on VMWare's ESX or

Windows Server 2012 is released – Supports in place upgrade!

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Don't let the unassuming simple look and feel of the start up fool you. Windows Server 2012 is a robust, full featured