Domain Controller, DHCP, etc -- HyperV VM vs HOST ?
I will be upgrading my domain controller hardware
and the below articles act like it is find to put
the domain controller, DHCP, etc functions on a
Windows Server 2012 R2 HyperV VM, not a
Windows Server 2012 R2 HyperV HOST
Is always nice to here from big corporate IT staff how they don't really understand or see the small owner try to deal with overheads and cost-effective procedures. Well thanks GOD the big OS companies doesn't totally force owner to change their machines every 4 year when their new version is out and they allow us somehow to update the current running software in a 4 years old computer.
Anyways is good to know there are still some people out there they think everything is running in the latest available technology.
But you CANNOT make your host a DC and a Host. No professional with experience will advocate that.