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Adding Hyper-V host to Xopero ONE

This article describes how to add a Hyper-V server to Xopero ONE.

Adding Hyper-V

In Xopero ONE, the minimum supported Hyper-V server version is Windows Server 2016. Integration requires a Hyper-V per-socket license, based on the number of sockets in the server's motherboard. For example, a server with two CPU sockets needs two licenses (even if there's only one processor).

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Log in to , open the Virtual Machines tab on the left side of the window, and select Hyper-V from the list.

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Click the Connect button under Hyper-V.

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Download and install the agent on all Hyper-V hosts you want to protect. After installation, the device(s) will appear in the upper-right corner for activation. Once added, it will be listed in the Devices tab and ready to protect physical hardware.

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Activated devices will now appear in the Available hosts section. Select the host(s) you want to integrate with, and click Save.

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Specify the frequency at which the Hyper-V server should refresh.

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Once these steps are complete, you can start planning your Hyper-V backup strategy.

Adding Hyper-V cluster

Integrating a Hyper-V cluster in Xopero ONE follows the same procedure as adding a single host, with one key difference: the agent must be installed on every host in the cluster. When adding the cluster, select all machines to include in the setup and enter the cluster IP address, and administrator’s login credentials.

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