Hardware
requirements：
- 64-bit processor
- Support hardware-assisted virtualization（Intel VT；AMD AMD-v）and has been enabled
- Hardware-enforced Data Execution Prevention (DEP)
- Intel eXecuted Disable (XD) and AMD No eXecute (NS).
- Enough memory - plan for at least 4 GB of RAM. More memory is better.
To determine
whether the computer meets the hardware requirements of the Hyper-v role, you
can run the Systeminfo.exe command on PowerShell. At the bottom of the results,
the Hyper-v requirements item lists the computer's hypervisor capability.
Hyper-V hardware limitations
- support up to 512 logical processors
- support up to 2,048 virtual CPUs
- support up to 24 terabytes (TB) of physical memory
Virtual Machine limit
- per host can support as many as 1024 active virtual machine
- each Generation 2 virtual machine can support up to 240 virtual machine and 12 TB of memory
- each Generation 1 VMs can support up to 64 virtual CPUs and up to 1 TB of memory
Install Hyper-v
Select Add
Roles And Features in the Server Manager console
Click
Next
Select
Role-Based or Feature-Based Installation and click Next
Select the
server on which you want to install Hyper-V and click Next
Select the
Hyper-V role check box. And in the pop-up Add Roles and Features wizard dialog
box, select Add Feature. Then click Next.
Click Next
Click Next
Select a
network adapter as a Virtual switch and click Next
Click Next
specify the
default locations for virtual hard disk and virtual machine configuration
files, and click Next
Click
Install
After
installed, Click Close and restart computer
You can also
install the Hyper-V role with the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlet in PowerShell
Install-WindowsFeature
–Name hyper-v -Includemanagementtools –restart
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