Created by Rick Schoenman
about 2 years ago
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Question | Answer |
What determines the VM configuration version? | The version of Hyper-V that is installed on the host at the time of VM creation |
Which PowerShell cmdlet can you run on the Hyper-V host to determine the VM configuration versions that are supported? | Get-VMHostSupportedVersion |
When creating a VM on a Hyper-V host, a default configuration version is used. Which PowerShell cmdlet can be used to determine this default configuration version? | Get-VMHostSupportedVersion -Default |
There is a table which lists the Windows OS versions with their compatible Hyper-V VM configuration versions. | . |
There is a table that lists which Hyper-V features are available for specific VM configuration versions. | . |
Does a VM configuration version update automatically when upgrading the Windows OS of the VM? | No, you have to do this manually |
What PowerShell cmdlet is used to update the VM configuration version? | Update-VMVersion <vmname> |
Must the VM be turned off, or turned on to update the VM configuration version? | The VM must be turned off |
Can you downgrade a VM configuration to an older version? | No, you can only upgrade a VM configuration version |
When upgrading a VM configuration version, to which version is it upgraded? | The highest version that is currently available on the Hyper-V host where it is running on |
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