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What are the benefits of the new and changed features?
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| bet | 70/104 | | Sana | 01.04.2021 | | Hajmi | 129,34 Kb. | | #13818 |
What are the benefits of the new and changed features?
Native support for virtual hard disks simplifies image management and reduces the number of images to catalog and maintain. To create a virtual hard disk on Windows Server 2008, you install the Hyper-V server role, use Hyper-V Manager to create a .vhd file, and then start the virtual machine to install a version of Windows from the CD/DVD onto a partition in the virtual hard disk. In Windows 7, the native support for the .vhd format means that you can create and modify .vhd files without installing the Hyper-V server role. You can attach .vhd files using the disk management tools, and you can service the Windows image inside the virtual hard disk. The deployment tools in the Windows Automated Installation Kit (Windows AIK) can be used to apply a Windows image to the virtual hard disk, and to apply updates to the system image in the .vhd file.
The Windows image applied to a .vhd file can boot in a virtual machine on a server running Hyper-V or can boot natively on a physical computer without the use of a hypervisor. In order to boot the Windows system in either a virtual or physical computer, the boot environment must be initialized correctly for each scenario.
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