As long as your Hyper-V underlying licensing is in place, this is a good approach to activate Microsoft virtual machines:
A nice writeup on the topic here:
https://redmondmag.com/articles/2019/10/03/automating-vm-activation-in-hyperv.aspx
As long as your Hyper-V underlying licensing is in place, this is a good approach to activate Microsoft virtual machines:
A nice writeup on the topic here:
https://redmondmag.com/articles/2019/10/03/automating-vm-activation-in-hyperv.aspx
If you add a disk to your DPM protected server, DPM might complain that there is not enough disk space allocated,
When installing Powershell 7 on a Windows server you can’t install it using “winget” but you can use the msi package
The issue In short; Intel don’t want you to use their consumer NIC’s with enterprise OS (Windows Server). But you want