FailOver Cluster for Hyper V with Live Migration Part 3 20740B

MCSA 2016 Microsoft Exam code: 70-240 FailOver Clustering with Hyper-v video Part 3 (Last part) with live migartion.

Commands used to prepare my VMs in video part 1.

Set-VMProcessor -VMName 20740B-LON-NVHOST3 -ExposeVirtualizationExtensions $true -Count 2

Set-VMMemory 20740B-LON-NVHOST3 -DynamicMemoryEnabled $false

Get-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName 20740B-LON-NVHOST3| Set-VMNetworkAdapter -MacAddressSpoofing On

Set-VMProcessor -VMName 20740B-LON-NVHOST4 -ExposeVirtualizationExtensions $true -Count 2

Set-VMMemory 20740B-LON-NVHOST4 -DynamicMemoryEnabled $false

Get-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName 20740B-LON-NVHOST4| Set-VMNetworkAdapter -MacAddressSpoofing On

Objective The objectives of this lab are to learn how to:
 Configure a failover cluster for Hyper-V
 Configure a highly available VM
Scenario
The initial deployment of VMs on Hyper-V has been successful for A. Datum Corporation. As a next step in VM deployment, A. Datum is considering ways to ensure that the services and applications deployed on the VMs are highly available. As part of the implementation of high availability for most network services and applications, A. Datum is also considering options for making the VMs that run on Hyper-V highly available.
As one of the senior network administrators at A. Datum, you are responsible for integrating Hyper-V with failover clustering to ensure that the VMs deployed on Hyper-V are highly available. You are responsible for planning the VM and storage configuration, and for implementing the VMs as highly available services on the failover cluster. You have limited hardware; so, to facilitate testing before implementation in your production environment, you will enable nested virtualization to test clustering two Hyper-V Hosts

In this live demo we will:
 Configure physical host, VMs, and nested virtualization
 Install Hyper-V on nested virtualization hosts
 Connect to the iSCSI target from both host machines
 Configure failover clustering on both host machines
 Connected to the iSCSI target from both host machines
 Configured failover clustering on both host machines
 Configured disks for a failover cluster

Keep watching all 3 parts of this failover clustering series: