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- 1. Module 4Integrating Microsoft® System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 with Hyper-V™ R2
- 2. Module Overview Planningfor System Center Virtual Machine Manager Integration Installing the VMM Server and Administrator Console Managing Hosts and Host Groups
- 3. Lesson 1: Planning for System Center Virtual Machine Manager Integration What I s VMM 2008 R2 ? Infrastructure Components of VMM 2008 R2 System Requirements for VMM 2008 R2 W hat’s New in VMM 2008 R2? Considerations for Planning the Implementation of the VMM 2008 R2 Server Considerations for Planning the Implementation of the VMM 2008 R2 Database Considerations for Planning the Implementation of the VMM 2008 R2 Library Considerations for Planning the Implementation of the Self-Service Portal Considerations for Planning the Implementation of Hosts and Host Groups
- 4. What Is VMM 2008 R2? VMM is used to: VMM 2008 R2 provides centralized administration and management of your virtual environment Manage Hyper-V hosts Manage virtual server hosts Manage VMware hosts Manage and deploy virtual machines Perform physical-to-virtual (P2V) and virtual-to-virtual (V2V) conversions
- 5. Infrastructure Components ofVMM 2008 R2 VMM Server VMM Database VMM Library VMM Administrator Console VMM Self-Service Portal Hosts Host groups
- 6. System Requirements forVMM 2008 R2 Hardware requirements: Processor RAM Hard disk space Software requirements : Supported operating system Window components Supported version of SQL Server
- 7. What’s New inVMM 2008 R2? Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V Host Management Enhanced Support for SAN Transfers Enhanced Support for Shared Storage Quick Storage Migration Maintenance Mode for Hosts Support for VMware Port Groups for Virtual Switches Support for Virtual Machine Permissions Assigned in Hyper-V What’s new:
- 8. Considerations for Planningthe Implementation of the VMM 2008 R2 Server VMM Server should be a domain member Installing VMM Server on a cluster is not supported VM Migration is not supported for virtual machines with VMM Server Install Server on dedicated machine or with other VMM components Considerations:
- 9. Considerations for Planningthe Implementation of the VMM 2008 R2 Database Local or remote instance SQL Server Express Database is limited to 4 GB No support for SCOM integration with SQL Server Express Security between VMM server and library server Additional disk space for database Considerations:
- 10. Considerations for Planningthe Implementation of the VMM 2008 R2 Library By default, VMM contains a single library server and a single library share The VMM server always remains the default library server Each library server can have multiple library shares High availability achieved with failover clustering or DFS Considerations:
- 11. Considerations for Planningthe Implementation of the Self-Service Portal The number of users using a portal The number of virtual machines available via Self-Service Portal Are users allowed to create new virtual machines using Self-Service Portal Self-Service Portal is not supported if VMM is installed on a domain controller Considerations:
- 12. Considerations for Planningthe Implementation of Hosts and Host Groups Host types in VMM Host locations Host configuration and resources Supported number of hosts and virtual machines Maintenance hosts Considerations:
- 13. Lesson 2: Installing the VMM Server and Administrator Console Requirements for Installing the VMM Server and Administrator Console What Is VMM Configuration Analyzer? Demonstration: Installing the VMM Server Demonstration: Installing the VMM Administrator Console Common Post Installation Tasks What Is Windows PowerShell? Using Windows PowerShell to Manage VMM
- 14. Requirements forInstalling the VMM Server and Administrator Console Domain membership Account permissions Ports on firewall SCOM reporting Requirements:
- 15. What Is VMMConfiguration Analyzer? A diagnostic tool that enables you to evaluate configuration settings for computers that are serving, or might serve, VMM roles or other VMM functions Use the VMM Configuration Analyzer to: Scan the hardware and software configurations for potential issues Provide error messages and warnings for any configurations that are not optimal Note: VMM can be used before or after installation of VMM components Microsoft Baseline Configuration Analyzer is a prerequisite
- 16. Demonstration: Installing theVMM Server In this demonstration , you will learn how to install the VMM Server component
- 17. Demonstration: Installing theVMM Administrat or Console In this demonstration , you will learn how to install the VMM Administrat or Console component
- 18. Common Post InstallationTasks Add virtual machine hosts Required Task: Optional Tasks: Add or remove VMM administrators Create host groups Set up self-service Configure Operations Manager 2007 integration with VMM Configure VMM system settings Configure a SAN environment for VMM Configure VMM to manage a VI3 environment Limit file system permissions
- 19. What Is WindowsPowerShell? Windows PowerShell features include: Cmdlets Aliases Variables Pipelining Scripting support Access to cmd.exe commands Signed scripts Windows PowerShell is: A scripting and command-line technology Directly accessible through a command shell, msh.exe Used by GUI tools
- 20. Using Windows PowerShellto Manage VMM The VMM command shell includes the standard PowerShell cmdlets, as well as a set of cmdlets specifically for VMM, such as: Get-VMCheckPoint Get-VMCheckpoint -MostRecent –vm "VM01" | Restore-VMCheckpoint Get-Help Get-VMMServer
- 21. Lesson 3: Managing Hosts and Host Groups Types of Hosts That VMM 2008 R2 Supports Considerations for Adding Hosts Demonstration: Adding Hosts to VMM and Configuring Default Virtual Machine Paths Properties for Host Management Reasons for Using VMM Host Groups Properties of Host Groups
- 22. Types of HostsThat VMM 2008 R2 Supports Windows Server based host in trusted domain Windows Server based host in non-trusted domain Windows Server based host in perimeter ESX based host Supported Virtualization platforms: Virtual Server 2005 R2 Hyper-V VMware ESX Server 3.0 or above VMware ESX Server 3.5i VMware VirtualCenter (VC) 2.5 (VMware Infrastructure 3 [VI3]) VMware vSphere 4 (VI3 features only)
- 23. Considerations for AddingHosts Considerations: Host security Virtualization software Default path Management agent
- 24. Demonstration: Adding Hoststo VMM and Configuring Default Virtual Machine Paths In this demonstration , you will learn how to add host s to VMM and how to configure a default path
- 25. Properties for HostManagement Virtual Machines Reserves Hardware Networking Placement Remote Custom Properties:
- 26. Reasons for UsingVMM Host Groups Host groups simplify management tasks by applying settings to multiple hosts with a single action Reasons for using host groups: Basic organization when managing large numbers of hosts Reserving resources for use by hosts Designating hosts on which a user can create and operate their own virtual machines Implementing PRO
- 27. Properties of HostGroups General tab Host Reserves tab PRO tab Host group properties:
- 28. Lab Scenario Contoso,Ltd., is considering the implementation of a management platform that will improve and optimize the management and deployment of virtual platforms. You are a virtualization consultant, and you plan to propose and implement a solution for managing virtualization platforms .
- 29. L ab :Planning and Deploying VMM 2008 R2 Exercise 1 : Planning for the Implementation of VMM 2008 R2 Exercise 2 : Installing and Configuring VMM Components Exercise 3 : Managing Hosts and Host Groups Logon information Estimated time: 40 minutes NYC-Host1, NYC-Host2 Host machines Virtual machines NYC-DC1 User name Administrator Password Pa$$w0rd
- 30. Lab Review How will Contoso benefit from deploying VMM? Why is it important to run VMM CA before installation? Which p roperties can be configured for hosts and hosts groups?
- 31. Module Review andTakeaways Review Questions Common Issues and Troubleshooting Tips Real-World Issues and Scenarios Best Practices
- 32. Notes Page Over-flowSlide. Do Not Print Slide. See Notes pane.
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- #2 Presentation: 75 minutes Lab: 40 minutes After completing this module, students will be able to: Plan for System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) Integration in an existing virtual environment. Install VMM and its components. Manage Hosts and Host Groups. Required materials To teach this module, you need the Microsoft® Office PowerPoint® file 10215A_04.ppt. Important: It is recommended that you use PowerPoint 2002 or a later version to display the slides for this course. If you use PowerPoint Viewer or an earlier version of PowerPoint, all the features of the slides might not be displayed correctly. Preparation tasks To prepare for this module: Read all of the materials for this module. Practice performing the demonstrations and the lab exercises. The course companion CD has detailed steps for the demonstrations. Work through the Module Review and Takeaways section, and determine how you will use this section to reinforce student learning and promote knowledge transfer to on-the-job performance. Make sure that students are aware that there are additional information and resources for the module on the Course Companion CD. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #3 Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #4 Introduce the lesson content. Emphasize that most of the lesson content refers to planning , which is a very important step of the deployment process. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #5 Define VMM 2008 R2, and outline how to use it . Emphasize the difference between built - in tools , such as Microsoft Hyper-V ™ manager and VMM. If students have used VMM previously , ask them which environment they were managing (Virtual Server Administration Website , Microsoft Hyper-V ™ , VMware, or others ). Ask students about alternative solutions that they have used. After discussing the benefits of using VMM, ask students which benefit or benefits they consider most useful for their environment. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #6 Describe the role of each VMM component to students . Do not go into great detail, as later modules detail these components. Emphasize that you install VMM components separately. Emphasize that you can install VMM components on the same server or on separate servers to distribute the workload. Questions for discussion Question: Describe one or more scenarios in which you would choose to install the VMM components on separate servers. Answer: Answers may vary, but in general, student answers should indicate that they understand how VMM workloads might be balanced by installing VMM components on separate servers. In addition, students may wish to install the VMM Self-Service Portal on an existing Web server, and administrator workstations are often a logical place to install the VMM Administrator Console. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #7 Describe system requirements for VMM installation. Emphasize that system requirements are different depending on if you want to install all VMM components on one server and if you want to install them separately on different server s . Discuss requirements for installing all components on one server, and direct students to an additional reading link or the Student CD content for requirements for each component. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #8 Discuss the new features in the R2 version of VMM 2008. Emphasize that the most important enhacement is full support for Hyper-V 2.0 in Windows Server ® 2008 R2. Discuss all new features briefly, and be ready to explain Live Migration and Quick Storage Migration, as students likely will find those features most interesting. Question for discussion Question: Which new feature looks most interesting and most benefi c ial to your organization ? Answer: Answers will vary. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #9 Discuss considerations for implementing the VMM Server component. Be sure to explain why virtual machine migration is not supported for virtual machine s that have VMM server installed. Also discuss high availability options for VMM server. Question for Discussion Question: What should you be aware of when making VMM Server highly available? Answer: You should not use the VMM Administration Console to migrate a virtual machine that has VMM Server installed. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #10 Discuss considerations for implementing the VMM database . Explain that VMM will install Microsoft SQL Server ® 2005 Express during installation, but that it does not support reporting. E mphasize that if you specify a remote SQL Server instance for the VMM database, there are important additional steps you need to perform . Direct students to the additional reading link that the Student H andbook provides for the configuration procedure of remote SQL instance s . Question for Discussion Question: What is the main limitation when using SQL Server 2005 Express Edition as a database for VMM 2008 R2? Answer: Database size (4 GB) is a main limit. If you manage a large number of hosts, it may not be sufficient. Also, you cannot integrate with SCOM 2007 with SQL Server Express. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #11 Discuss considerations for implementation of the VMM l ibrary. Emphasize that at least one l ibrary always is present on VMM s erver, while you can add other l ibraries and shares later. Explain two methods to achieve high availability for the library, by using failover clustering or Distributed File System (DFS) . Question: How can you make Library Server highly available? Answer: You can do it by using Failover Clustering for File Server Service or by using DFS . Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #12 Discuss some considerations for implementing Self- S ervice P ortal. First, emphasize to students that this feature is optional, and it does not have to be implemented. Organizations first should decide if they need it. Explain the purpose of Self-Service P ortal. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #13 Discuss considerations for hosts and host groups. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
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- #15 Explain each requirement for installing VMM core components. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #16 Describe VMM Configuration Analyzer . Emphasize that we recommend strongly that you run this tool prior to installing any VMM component. If time permits, demonstrate th is tool’s usage. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #17 Demonstration steps: Start the setup procedure 1.On NYC-HOST1 , open Windows Explorer, and then browse to E:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Learning\\10215A\\Labfiles\\SCVMM 2008 R2 . 2.Run Setup.exe with elevated privileges. 3.On the Setup application window, click VMM Server . 4.On the License Terms page, click I accept the terms of this agreement , and then click Next 5.On the Microsoft Update page, click I don't want to use Microsoft Update, and then click Next . Note: You are selecting not to use Microsoft Update because computers in classroom do not have Internet connection. In a production environment, you should select to use Microsoft Update. 6.On the Customer Experience Improvement Program , click No, I'm not willing to participate , and then click Next . 7.On the Product Registration page, enter your name, and then click Next . Check prerequisites 1.On the Prerequisites Check page, make sure that you have a green check mark for both hardware and software requirements, and then click Next . 2.On the Installation Location page, accept the default path for installation, and then click Next . Determine the SQL Server options for the VMM Database On the SQL Server Settings page, select Install SQL Server 2005 Express Edition SP3 , and then click Next . Determine the Library options 1.On the Library Share Settings page, select Create a new library share , and then accept the default values. 2.On the Installation Settings page, accept the default values, and then click Next . Finish the installation 1.On the Summary of Settings page, review the configuration, and then click Install . 2.When the installation finishes, clear the Check for the latest Virtual Machine Manager updates check box, and click Close . Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #18 Demonstration steps Start the setup procedure 1. In the SC VMM Setup window, click VMM Administrator Console . 3. On the License Terms page, click I accept the terms of this agreement , and then click Next 4. On the Customer Experience Improvement Program page, click Next . 5. On the Microsoft Update page, click I don't want to use Microsoft Update , and then click Next . Check prerequisites 1. On the Prerequisites Check page, make sure that there is a green check mark for both hardware and software requirements, and then click Next . 2. On the Installation Location page accept the default path for installation, and then click Next . Determine port assignment settings 1. On the Port Assignment page, accept the default value for Port (8100) , and then click Next . 2. On the Summary of Settings page, review the configuration, and then click Install . Finish the installation On the Installation page, clear the check mark next to Check for the latest Virtual Machine Manager updates , and then click Close . Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #19 Discuss required and optional post - installation tasks. Note that adding virtual machine hosts is a required task . All of the other post-installation tasks are optional. However, be sure to emphasize that we recommend that you perform optional tasks depending on scenario o r usage. Question for Discussion Question: From a security perspective, what are the most important post-installation tasks that you should perform? Answer: After installation is complete, you should add or remove SCVMM administrators, and set-up access control lists (ACLs) on SCVMM folder resources. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #20 Introduce students to Windows PowerShell ® . Before starting this topic , ask students if they have used PowerShell in other Microsoft products , such as Exchange Server. If they are experienced with P ower S hell , do not spend too much time on this topic. If they do not have much experience with PowerShell , explain key features of PowerShell. E mphasize that PowerShell is not a replacement for any administrative tool, but rather an extension to graphical user interface ( GUI ) tools . Use the PowerShell for performing tasks that would take too much time to perform in GUI, and tasks that can not be done through the GUI. Question for Discussion Question: What is the main difference between the PowerShell and Command Line (cmd.exe) environments? Answer: The PowerShell environment is based on cmd-lets, or executable files, that you can use to perform tasks that would require scripting in ordinary cmd.exe environment. Also, PowerShell environment supports pipelining which additionally simplifies and enhances batch tasks. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #21 E xplain how you can use PowerShell to manage VMM. Explain some scenarios in which PowerShell is a better solution than Administrator Console (Admin Console) . If time permits, demonstrate a few cmdlets . Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #22 Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #23 Define which types of hosts and host locations that VMM 2008 supports . E xplain support for various virtualization platforms . Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #24 Discuss some points that administrator should consider when adding virtualization hosts to VMM. Discuss how important it is for host s to run on a supported virtualization platform. Also , discuss the management agent that you install on the host that VMM manages. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #25 Demonstration steps: Create a host group for testing purposes 1.On NYC-Host1, if required, start the SCVMM Admin Console 2.In lower-left corner, click on Hosts tab. 3.Right-click All Hosts , and select New host group . 4.Type Test for the name of the Host Group , and then press ENTER. 5.In the Actions pane, click Add host . Add a host to VMM 1.On the Select Host Location page, ensure that Windows Server-based host on an Active Directory domain is selected. 2.In the Credentials dialog box, type Administrator for User Name , Pa$$word for Password , and CONTOSO for the Domain . 3.Verify that the Host is in a trusted domain check box is selected, and then click Next . 4.On a Select Host Servers page, enter NYC-Host2 in Computer name textbox, and then click Add. 5.After NYC-Host2 appears, in Selected servers field, click Next . 6.In Virtual Machine Manager dialog box, click Yes . Configure the default path 1.On Configuration Settings page, open the drop-down list, expand All Host , select Test , and then click Next . 2.On Host Properties page, type E:\\VM in text box, click Add , and then click Next . 3.On Summary page, click View Script . When the Notepad window opens, note the syntax of the cmdlet that will execute to add the host to the SCVMM. After that, close Notepad . 4.Click Add Hosts . 5.Wait until the job finishes, and then close the Jobs window. Note : To complete the following demonstrations, add the NYC-Host1 host to the Test host group. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #26 Describe available options on the Host Properties tabs. Question for Discussion Question: Why is important to properly set parameters for the host reserves? Answer: Host reserves represent resources that are available exclusively to the host. Therefore, you must configure it to provide enough resources for host services to operate normally even when VMs are using the maximum amount of resources. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #27 Define a host group, and explain the reasons why you should use hosts groups. Emphasize that using host groups has more meaning in environments with a large number of host s . Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #28 Explain the available options for host group properties. Emphasize that you can override these values by configuring them on the host level. Question for Discussion Question: How can you override settings configured on the Host Group level? Answer: You can override it by configuring the same settings on the host level. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
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- #30 In this lab, students will: P lan the implementation of VMM . D eploy VMM core components . Exercise 1 In this exercise, students will analyze requirements and propose a solution for management of the Contoso virtual environment. Exercise 2 In this exercise, students will first run VMM Configuration Analyzer to analyze a server . Then they will install VMM Server and Administra tor Console components. Finally, they will configure a delegated administrator role . Exercise 3 In this exercise, students will create a host group and manage properties of a host and host group . Before the students begin the lab, read the scenario associated with each exercise to the class. This will reinforce the broad issue that the students are troubleshooting and will help to facilitate the lab discussion at the end of the module. Remind the students to complete the discussion questions after the last lab exercise. Note: The lab exercise answer keys are provided on the Course Companion CD. To access the answer key, click the link located at the bottom of the relevant lab-exercise page. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #31 Review questions: Question: How Contoso will benefit from deploying VMM? Answer: Contoso will decrease the number of physical servers and centralize control over the virtual environemnt. Also the deployment of new virtual machines is much faster and more reliable than before . Question: Why is it important to run the VMM Configuration A analyzer before installation? Answer: VMM Configuration Analyzer is a utility that will analyze host s that will be used for VMM and will provide you with report s about potential issues and incompatibilites. Question: Which p roperties can be configured for hosts and hosts groups? Answer: Virtual Machines , Reserves , Networking , Placement , Custom , and Remote. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #32 Review Questions 1.What is the main difference between VMM and the built-in tools for virtualization-platform management? Answer: SCVMM 2008 R2 provides centralized administration and management of a virtual environment, helps to increase physical server utilization, and enables rapid provisioning of new virtual machines by the VMM administrator and authorized self-service end users. Also, SCVMM supports features such as P2V conversion, Quick and Live Migration, and PRO. 2.What is the limitation when you install the VMM Server component inside virtual machine? Answer: You cannot migrate that virtual machine to other hosts. 3.In which scenarios is it preferable to use Windows PowerShell rather than a GUI such as VMM Administrator Console? Answer: If you are going to execute tasks that you will perform on large numbers of objects, or you want to apply custom filters to select objects, it is better to use the PowerShell environment. 4.What is the main purpose of using host groups in VMM? Answer: Host groups help you simplify management tasks by allowing you to apply settings to multiple hosts with a single action. Common Issues Related to Desktop Application Support Issue: VMM components will not install. Tip: System requirements are not fulfilled. Check system requirements before running installation process. Issue: You cannot add VMM to the host. Tip: Either the host is running an unsupported virtualization platform, or the type or location of the host is not supported. You also should check the credentials that you are using to connect to a host. Issue: VMM Admin Console will not connect to VMM Server. Tip: Check if all necessary ports between the Administrator workstation and server are open. Real-world Issues and Scenarios Scenario: NorthWind Traders is considering virtualization as a solution for server consolidation and to cut costs. Currently, they are using virtualization mostly for development and testing. Two virtualization platforms are present in their environment: VMWare ESX 3.0 and Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1. They have seven underutilized servers with single-core processor, 2 gigabytes (GB) of random access memory (RAM), and Windows Server 2003 installed. These servers are domain members, and they store some third-party applications that can be reinstalled easily, and company data. Also, the company has bought two new servers with 16 GB of RAM and Quad Core processors, and with Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit installed. Availability of all services is very important to them. Question: What kind of implementation of VMM will apply here? Provide a high-level design without specifying each component’s configuration. Module 4: Integrating System Center Virtual Machine Manager with Hyper-V Course 10215A
- #33 Best Practices Related to VMM Remind student to supplement or modify the following best practices for their own work situations: Do not install VMM on a domain controller. If you are managing more than 150 hosts, separate VMM components on dedicated servers. If you want to use advanced reporting features in VMM, use the full version of SQL Server. Tools Point out the location from which you can install each key tool. Let students review the function and usage of each tool . Remind students that they can use this as a master list to help them gather all the tools necessary to facilitate their application support work.