Category: NAKIVO Backup & Replication for Hyper-V

Hyper-V Dynamic Memory was first introduced in Windows Server 2008 R2 with SP1. Prior to its release, a Hyper-V virtual machine (VM) would start and run with the full amount of RAM assigned to it, whi ...

In 2008, Microsoft introduced Hyper-V as its own virtualization platform, allowing users to create and run multiple virtual machines (VMs) with various guest operating systems (OSs) within a single IT ...

Taking storage snapshots has proven to be an extremely effective feature for those working in virtual environments. However, snapshot technology might backfire if used without proper knowledge of how ...

The release of Windows Server 2012 was warmly welcomed due to the introduction of multiple virtualization features, including the new VHDX file format. VHDX is essentially the successor of VHD, but wi ...

The goal of most organizations is to grow and expand over time. While meeting this goal, an organization also often finds it more difficult to properly and efficiently manage all aspects of its infras ...

Virtualization has significantly changed the way businesses conduct their operations and provide services to customers. One of the most significant virtualization technologies is snapshots. This techn ...

After a disaster, you often need to recover a virtual machine (VM) in the shortest amount of time possible. Regular recovery of the entire VM can take too long for businesses that need to urgently res ...

NAKIVO Backup & Replication was built to be fast, efficient, and convenient. You can experience all those benefits while backing up your Microsoft Hyper-V environment with our product. This articl ...

Microsoft Hyper-V backup and replication are the features that we’re going to add to NAKIVO Backup & Replication soon. Our goal is to make an easy-to-use product that performs both Hyper-V backu ...