Question

Very little experience of Hyper-V, but I'm sure this should be very simply accomplished. I have a single VM running in Hyper-V. If it fails (stops, reboots, powers down) for which ever reason, I would like Hyper-V to restart the VM.

Basically, I would like th VM to run at all times if possible, with minimal house keeping.

The server this is running on does nothing else.

Many thanks for your help!

LMT

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Solution

Unfortunately this is Microsoft not VMware ! Vmware esxi has High Availability and Fault Tolerance feature and are the most advance in market.

You can achieve that kind feature in Hyper-V but not exactly that, which is called Failover Clustering . But in order to achieve Failover Clustering your physical setup should have a cluster and shared storages.

For more information read about Hyper-V and Failover Clustering .

Now If you want to power on your VM programmatically then tell me I will post that in edit.

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