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Best Practice for secure HyperV configuration
Our design and deployment teams were having a debate on the most secure way to deploy HyperV, particularly with respect to Ransomware attacks and protecting from encryption. There seems to be two...
For big hyper-v farm, I suggest to have separate network, with it's own AD Forest (without any trust), protected by a firewall. To manage the farm, admin use a TS connection on an admin server (each admin as is own login). No direct access from office computer to Hyper-V servers. It's the best way to secure Hyper-V and other service (SOFS cluster, SCVM ...), but if you have less than 10 servers it is not the best solutions.