Hyper-Vの評判・口コミ 全104件

What do you dislike?

It has some dreaded "Microsoft yips" at different times. Configuration isn't always straightforward and there has been some additional finagling from time to time.

What do you like best?

I like Hyper-V's ease of use. It's allowed me to create several virtual environments that has simplified my backup process.

What do you dislike?

I have been using this software for over an year and thus far did not ran into any annoyances.

What do you like best?

It does help to achieve all of these things at ease:

Managing multiple virtual machines.

Importing/export them.

Create checkpoints, backups.

Ability to enable dynamic memory on the selected machine, alternate between dynamic and fixed memory.

Control the amount of virtual processors, limit processor usage.

Setting up and modifying hard drive size, ability to use dynamic sized HDD.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you're running a software development process that requires multiple different on premises environments either at the same time, or if you need to switch between them quickly, hyper V helps to achieve the required result really quickly and easily.

What do you dislike?

not much so far. just waiting for next version to see if it is any better with any added functionality.

What do you like best?

We have always been a primarily vmware shop. We are a gold partner with Microsoft so it is available free to us. after trying out the first HyperV when released we decided it would not make sense to run our infrastructure on it. so it was disregarded as a solution until windows 2012 come out. We had revisited with much amazement sat the improvements that have been done. It now has been running almost 2 years in out staging environment and has been fairly solid.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you have used the older Hyper-V versions...its some a long way!

What do you dislike?

The worst part of hyper-v is if you don't join it to a domain. Without AD the hyper-v is very difficult to manage. As the best option is to install the bare metal hypervisor connecting to it when it is not on a domain creates a hassle to manage.

What do you like best?

I love hyper-v replication feature it is easy to set up and use. The fact that it is available without extra cost is also a big win for our company. Hyper-v without System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) is like ESXI without Vsphere. However there are many things you can use for the base hyper-v application for.

Recommendations to others considering the product

I would suggest this over vmware to anyone using this product

What do you dislike?

Only dislike I have is the layout of the Hyper-V Manager. It needs refurbishment to enhance the look of the user experience.

What do you like best?

The uses of Hyper V makes it easier if you hold a 64 Bit Windows Operating Systems. I normally use this to provide demonstration in my lesson and also for self exploration in the IT industry.

Recommendations to others considering the product

I thoroughly like the features of Hyper-V. It is easy to set up and the tools are available to use.

What do you dislike?

Setting up iscsi connections across vswitch is kludgey and you never feel confident that it's working the way its supposed to.

What do you like best?

easy to spin up a clean system for testing and then blow it away completely without having to rebuild from scratch.

Recommendations to others considering the product

it's free. Careful with the v-switch settings, keep configuration of network cards simple.

What do you dislike?

- Client machines cannot connect to host machine's USB ports

- Cannot easily copy/paste from host machine to client machine

- "Management bar" (bar with name, minimize, close, etc.) doesn't stay pinned after closing and re-opening a virtual machine

What do you like best?

Easy to set up and configure virtual machines. Speed is pretty good. Never had any problems with crashing.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you have to stick with Microsoft products, this will get the job done.

What do you dislike?

If Microsoft ever plans to bump VMware, which would be very difficult to do, there focus needs to be on enriching the management experience for IT people while being mindful of creating overhead. SCM VMM is a nice tool, and so is the Hyper V manager, but in contrast to the concise interface you get with vCenter, Microsoft's offering is deficient in many ways. Also, while MS has a wealth of learning for core installations, the leap for an IT pro to move from the GUI environment to operating a server core installation is jarring, leading most people just 'kicking the tires' on Hyper V, to do so on a non core install of Windows, thus incorrectly drawing the conclusion that esxi significantly outperforms Hyper V. In reality, sever core is closing the performance gap with esxi in every new version.

What do you like best?

It's integrated into our existing environment, making the jump to virtualization far less painless. Also the tight integration with Azure for on the fly scalability is great for shops with a lot of temporary needs.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Evaluate Hyper V using a server core install, otherwise, you're comparing apples and oranges.

What do you dislike?

Since Hyper-V is running on top of Windows, there is significant over head from Windows Server and it's processes. As opposed to VMWare's ESX offerings and other competitors that are running on a much less footprint Linux operating environment. Hyper-V also has significantly less monitoring and other tools compared to the at cost VMWare ESX offerings.

What do you like best?

It is free from Microsoft with Windows Server 2008 R2 and higher versions. It is also free as a stand alone server product as Hyper-V Server 2012 R2. It is easy to install as a role with in traditional Windows Server operating systems. It is easy to manage existing machines and deploy new machines. It also provides a great introduction to virtual machines and infrastructure with less chance of a irreversible mistake.

Recommendations to others considering the product

It is a good choice for small to medium size companies on a budget. However, due to it's limitations and the over head from running on Windows, if you have the budget you should go with something Linux based like ESX.