Live Migration of virtual machine in SCVMM 2012 R2
This is a 4 part series describing how to live migrate virtual machines in System center virtual machine manager 2012 R2 from one host to another using a SMB share.
Part 2 - Create file share
Part 3 - Assign file share
Part 4 - Live migration of VM
On the server created for SMB, Goto Server manager & click on file & storage services :-
Click on Volumes:-
Under volumes go to “SHARES”, you will find nothing listed over there & the console asks you to start the Add roles and features wizard click on it:-
It will open the Add roles & features wizard & will automatically select the roles, just click on next to continue:-
Review the feature installation page & click next:-
Click Install to install the selected roles:-
Click on close to end the wizard:-
Go to the share again & click on “TASKS” then New Share:-
In the select profile page click on SMB share – Applications:-
In the share Location page select “Type a custom path” & provide a folder location where you want your data to bewritten :-
In the “Share Name” page the name of the share will be selected automatically, Verify the name & click on next to continue :-
Leave the settings default & click next:-
Click on “Customize permissions”:-
Click on “Add”:-
Click on “Select a principal”:-
Add “Computer” in the object type & enter the Hyper-V host name that will be connecting to the SMB share, then click on ok to continue:-
Click on “Full control” & then click on OK:-
Click on OK, to end the wizard:-
So, basically using the above steps we have provided Hyper-V host permission to use the SMB share repeat the same process for all Hyper-V hosts , Review the server permission & click on next to continue :-
Click on Create to, create the share:-
Click on close to end the wizard:-
Review the SMB Details:-
Now, the share or the SMB is created you can test the working of SMB share by creating a virtual machine on the hyper-v server which has been provided permission to use the SMB. VHD of the newly created virtual machines will be stored in the SMB share.
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