Amazing!! I've been trying to download and configure Windows Server 2019 for days and this was the first video that really broke it down. I was able to follow along with no problem and created my first virtual machine. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. New subscriber here.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Just started Windows Server 2019 course, and this was my homework. For 3 days I have been tinkering and troubleshooting trying to get this horrible vm to work XD. I have used virtual box which was soooo easy. Watched your video and it fixed all my problems!!! Thank you thank you thank you!
JP, thanks for the Help! this tutorial was very helpful. I had my VM up and running in one take. There were some minor deviations once it loaded and was going through the setup, but they didn't pose a problem. I just worked through them like I normally do when installing an OS. liked and been a subber for about three mos. thnx again!
Thank you so much Richard this is a valuable resource for people like me. Excellent video explaining the install, configuration (set up) and a clever way of keeping a copy of Wins Server 2019 using a Checkpoint which will allow users to keep on training on that or any other version into the future. Thanks again.
I have windows server ..I'm running hyper V and trying to install Linux on it .., I've selected 3 gb of ram and 2 cores , I'm trying to install it to a USB 3.O stick (port is also 3.0) ..but it's still not installed after 6 hours ..I can't understand why ?
Sometims if you dont eject the ISO file from the disk drive it can boot from it restarting the installations of windows at time if you accident hit a key on the startup of the VM.
The new homelab videos actually cover this exactly to have access to the external internet via a wifi dongle :) heres the link to the playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLnK11SQMNnE76Zm_iL23v_CBcB0OuK4_K
@@NovaAzK Should be able to do it the same way but you have to access the ipv4 setting on that win10 vm via the network configuration under network adapter settings and then right click on the adapter you see and follow the same steps there on out , let me know if that helps
This is more for just setting up a vm, but if you set up IIS on it or have a linux web server should be able to acces it via its IP Address, I have a full home lab set up here : ruclips.net/p/PLnK11SQMNnE76Zm_iL23v_CBcB0OuK4_K might answer some of those questions more
Ah so I managed to answer my own question in the end. It depends on the networking set up but in my case I just didn't have the right IP because I'm a noob.
Hyper-V is a type 1 hypervisor, Virtual Box is a type 2 hypervisor. Type 1 hypervisors usually perform better than type 2 hypervisors. I like them both though, but I usually run Hyper-V, unless it involves some Linux distributions
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Amazing!! I've been trying to download and configure Windows Server 2019 for days and this was the first video that really broke it down. I was able to follow along with no problem and created my first virtual machine. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. New subscriber here.
This is the most helpful video on RUclips right now to learn how to install Windows Server.
Thank you, glad you're enjoying the videos :)
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Just started Windows Server 2019 course, and this was my homework. For 3 days I have been tinkering and troubleshooting trying to get this horrible vm to work XD. I have used virtual box which was soooo easy. Watched your video and it fixed all my problems!!! Thank you thank you thank you!
No problem! Glad I could help that's really my goal from these videos :)
JP, thanks for the Help! this tutorial was very helpful. I had my VM up and running in one take. There were some minor deviations once it loaded and was going through the setup, but they didn't pose a problem. I just worked through them like I normally do when installing an OS. liked and been a subber for about three mos. thnx again!
Thank you so much Richard this is a valuable resource for people like me. Excellent video explaining the install, configuration (set up) and a clever way of keeping a copy of Wins Server 2019 using a Checkpoint which will allow users to keep on training on that or any other version into the future. Thanks again.
where can i find the next parts of this series? im looking over your channel and cant find them
for a company use should you be running windows server vms on a windows server host not windows 10?
I have windows server ..I'm running hyper V and trying to install Linux on it .., I've selected 3 gb of ram and 2 cores , I'm trying to install it to a USB 3.O stick (port is also 3.0) ..but it's still not installed after 6 hours ..I can't understand why ?
Thanks from France dude
Hello
I have a question.
Did your computer restart twice after you enabled hyper v in program and features?
Hi, yes it is normal for it to reboot twice after enabling in program and features
Thank's for your help! But why does Hyper V restart the installation sometimes?
Sometims if you dont eject the ISO file from the disk drive it can boot from it restarting the installations of windows at time if you accident hit a key on the startup of the VM.
Hello, can you guide how to connect to extenal internet via wifi no ethent?
The new homelab videos actually cover this exactly to have access to the external internet via a wifi dongle :) heres the link to the playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLnK11SQMNnE76Zm_iL23v_CBcB0OuK4_K
Hope that helps :)
@@jackedprogrammer that really helps, but that was shown how in WindowsServer, how about if in Win10?
@@NovaAzK Should be able to do it the same way but you have to access the ipv4 setting on that win10 vm via the network configuration under network adapter settings and then right click on the adapter you see and follow the same steps there on out , let me know if that helps
Sure but how do you access the http server from your local machine?
This is more for just setting up a vm, but if you set up IIS on it or have a linux web server should be able to acces it via its IP Address, I have a full home lab set up here : ruclips.net/p/PLnK11SQMNnE76Zm_iL23v_CBcB0OuK4_K might answer some of those questions more
Ah so I managed to answer my own question in the end. It depends on the networking set up but in my case I just didn't have the right IP because I'm a noob.
Thank you a lot !
Hyper-v > Virtual box definitely
Agreed, much better use of available resources and much more options
Hyper-V is a type 1 hypervisor, Virtual Box is a type 2 hypervisor. Type 1 hypervisors usually perform better than type 2 hypervisors. I like them both though, but I usually run Hyper-V, unless it involves some Linux distributions
Thanks 👍
Newbie here. I think you’re good but what do I know!? Just a feeling ;)
Welcome! Thank you glad you’re enjoying the videos :)
07/aug/2023
@JackedProgrammer, thank you very much