In this chapter, you were able to understand the differences between a Hyper-V Server and Windows Server. Moreover, you understood the difference between a Windows Server with a GUI and without a GUI, and the importance of planning your deployment. You are now able to deploy Hyper-V on all of the scenarios that we discussed and manage it locally and remotely.

You now understand the difference between Hyper-V on Windows Server and Windows Client version, and how to use Windows Client to manage remote servers in a centralized manner.

Additionally, you now have the necessary information to install an antivirus or use the native one on your virtualization host and VMs, and will plan your host accordingly so you can maintain Microsoft Support.

In the next chapter, we will cover licensing your virtualization environment to meet the needs of your company for server and client virtualization.