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I configured a cluster with two servers, one with hyper-v server 2019 and the other with Windows server 2019 datacenter. I tried to add the nodes in vmm 2019 and the server with Windows server 2019 datacenter works without problems but the server with hyper-v server 2019 does not work and shows the following error:
"Error (20594)
The Windows feature NetworkVirtualization could not be enabled on the computer HV2.domain.com because of the following error: Unknown error (0x800f080c)
Recommended Action
Refer to Windows documentation for how to fix feature installation issues."
I've tried to solve it but without success. Has anyone had this problem?
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Hi,
As per the discussion with internal team we have got to know that hyper-v 2019 is not supported with VMM 2019. Apologize for the inconvenience.
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Yes , if you check the O.S , you will find it Hyper-V Server which isn't supported:
Hey,
As mentioned, Hyper-V Server is not supported by VMM. You will need to deploy Windows Server on your host to be able to manage it via VMM.
If you want to have a cluster from both nodes, you will need to install Hyper-V Server on both node. Might help with cluster configuration: https://www.starwindsoftware.com/resource-library/starwind-virtual-san-configuration-guide-for-microsoft-hyper-v-server-hyper-v-vsan-deployed-as-a-controller-virtual-machine-cvm-using-powershell-cli/
Cheers,
Alex Bykovskyi
StarWind Software
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