This recipe will guide you to create a Hyper-V cluster using VMM. Using the steps provided here, you will be able to select the Hyper-V servers and join them to a cluster, configuring networking and storage resources in the process.
Note
Creating a hyper-converged S2D cluster is described in Chapter 5, Configuring Fabric Resources in VMM. See the Deploying hyper-converged cluster with S2D and Hyper-V recipe.
Before you start creating a Hyper-V cluster, there are some requirements that you need to look at. These are discussed in the following sections.
Make sure that the following prerequisites are met:
- You need at least two standalone Hyper-V servers, and they need to be under VMM management already (see the Adding and managing Hyper-V hosts and host clusters in VMM recipe in Chapter 5, Configuring Fabric Resources in VMM)
- The hosts should meet the requirements for failover clustering and should be running...