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Error while creation of D365FO VM using Hyper-V on Azure VM

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Hi All,

Greetings.

Aim: Created D365FO VM on Azure VM(using Hper-v)

Steps followed:

1. We have created a virtual machine using Azure portal.  configurations: Windows 10 pro, 28 GB ram

2. Enabled hyper v .. a) go to run -> optionalfeatures.exe -> installed by selecting hyper v components(Hyper-v Hypervisor not grayed out//might be issue)

HyperVWindowsFeatures.PNG

3. Added new Virtual machine & attached existing hard disc image file D365VHD-file.PNG

4. While starting vm getting error "Hyper v virtual machine error failed to start the virtual machine because fo the hyper-v components is not running" HyperVError_5F00_WhileStarting.PNG

  -- tried below command -- Install-WindowsFeature -Name Hyper-V -IncludeManagementTools -Restart

   https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/nested-virtualization  //getting error term  Install-  WindowsFeature is not recogized as the name of cmdlet

Highly appreciate your guidance..

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    239,082 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Let's change the goal first. It should be "Created D365FO VM on Azure " instead of "Created D365FO VM on Azure VM(using Hper-v)". Hyper-V is used for hosting VMs on premise; if you use Azure, you don't need another hypervisor. Therefore it makes no sense having "using Hyper-V" as a requirement.

    Then let's look how to achieve the goal. Don't try to install D365FO by yourself; it's not supported. Instead, deploy a pre-installed machine from LCS.

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    nmaenpaa Profile Picture
    101,166 Moderator on at

    You shouldn't deploy new empty VMs. And you will definetely not need Hyper V if you want toto deploy to Azure.

    Instead you need to let LCS deploy a ready-to-use environment to your Azure subscription. Follow the instructions of this article (don't forget to study and follow the instructions in the linked articles, too): [View:https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/unified-operations/dev-itpro/deployment/deploy-demo-environment]

  • krishna.rao@dax Profile Picture
    3,008 on at

    Hi Martin & Nikolaos.

    Thank you so much for directing in right path.

    I will explore more on this & will post here.

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