Win10 installation Linux system tutorial diagram

To install a virtual machine on a Windows system, it is common to use VMware Workstation software to install it. Before I came into contact with Docker, I had always managed it through this software. Docker runs in a Linux environment, so how can we make Docker run in a Windows environment? Windows provides a Hyper-V manager and automatically installs the DockerDesktopVM virtual machine. When running Docker, the virtual machine under Hyper-V will be automatically started, as shown below:

How to install Hyper-V in Win10?

Yes, it's that simple. Since Hyper-V is a virtual machine manager, you can of course install the virtual machine system you want, as long as your computer is powerful enough. Here I will demonstrate the installation of centos7.

1. Open Hyper-V Manager and click Add on the right.

2. The following interface appears, click Next

3. Specify the virtual machine name and virtual machine storage location, and click Next.

4. There are two generations of Hyper-V. The second generation virtual machines start faster, simulate less hardware resources and have higher performance. However, not all machines support the second generation, so it is recommended to select the first generation by default. Click Next.

5. Allocate running memory for the virtual machine, check Dynamically allocate memory, the virtual machine will use system memory, click Next.

6. Configure the network for the virtual machine. You can skip this step and go directly to the next step.

7. Allocate disk space for the virtual machine. You can use the default or customize the name and storage location. Click Next.

8. Here we use mirror installation. First search for the centos image file, download it to your local computer, click Browse, and select the downloaded image file. Click Next or just click Finish.

9. Installed virtual machine information.

10. Finally, we configure the network of the virtual machine.

From the figure we can see that there are three types of virtual machines, external, internal and dedicated, so what are the statuses of these respectively?

Internal: That is (NAT mode), Virtual Switch cannot connect to a physical network adapter and can only be used for VMs created on a local physical machine and for communication between VMs and local physical machines, see https://www.jb51.net/article/120971.htm

External: Bind the Virtual Switch to the physical network adapter so that the VM can communicate with the external network by accessing the physical network.

Dedicated: Virtual Switch can only be used for VMs created on the local physical machine, enabling VMs to communicate with each other.

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