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Hiper V කියන්නෙ මොකද්ද?
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Microsoft Hyper-V, codenamed Viridian and formerly known as Windows Server Virtualization, is a hypervisor-based virtualization system for x86-64 systems. A beta version of Hyper-V was shipped with certain x86-64 editions of Windows Server 2008, and the finalized version (automatically updated through Windows Update) was released on June 26, 2008. Hyper-V has since been released in a free stand-alone version, and has been upgraded to Release 2 (R2) status.
In case you wonder, as I did a few days ago, what Hyper V is, here is a simplified answer (the Wikipedia will tell you more):
Hyper V is kind of like Virtual PC for Servers on Steroids: it allows you to efficiently run and manage a whole bunch of different VMs on one machine. Hyper V is a role that is added to Windows 2008 Server (or Windows 2008 Server R2). Once you add the role, some strange things actually happen to your Windows Server installation: it actually becomes it’s own ‘parent partition’ on the server, so that it is also virtualized along with the VMs that you create.
There are many differences between Hyper V and Microsoft Virtual PC. First of all, the VMs have access to way more virtual hardware: multiple processors (Virtual PC only gives you one processor, even on a many core machine), and much more memory. It also requires Hardware Virtualization Assistance, which is present on most modern manycore processors, but if often turned off in the BIOS. Hyper V also comes with all kinds of nifty management tools, and is trying to get into the datacenter-level virtualized server market.
Hyper V is kind of like Virtual PC for Servers on Steroids: it allows you to efficiently run and manage a whole bunch of different VMs on one machine. Hyper V is a role that is added to Windows 2008 Server (or Windows 2008 Server R2). Once you add the role, some strange things actually happen to your Windows Server installation: it actually becomes it’s own ‘parent partition’ on the server, so that it is also virtualized along with the VMs that you create.
There are many differences between Hyper V and Microsoft Virtual PC. First of all, the VMs have access to way more virtual hardware: multiple processors (Virtual PC only gives you one processor, even on a many core machine), and much more memory. It also requires Hardware Virtualization Assistance, which is present on most modern manycore processors, but if often turned off in the BIOS. Hyper V also comes with all kinds of nifty management tools, and is trying to get into the datacenter-level virtualized server market.
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machan hyper-v kiyanna server 2008 wala server role ekak,eka enterprise use walata hadala thiyenne,ubata home use karanna nam ,vmware or virtual pc install karaganna,same time os 2,3,4 run karanna puluwan oyaga mechine eke specs anuwa,hyper v use karannanam windows 2008 server eka installa karaganna wenawa 2008 wala idan stanalone server ekak widiyatath ganna thiyenawa,hyper v use karannanam oyage processor eke vitualization support thiyenna ona nathnam be,oyage proc eka eka support karanne,vmware or virtual pc thama daganawenne
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