Y1-P01 · Phase 1 of 11
Host & Hyper-V Readiness
Verify virtualization, Hyper-V, disk/RAM, create isolated lab networking, and establish safe checkpoints.
Hypervisor conceptsNetwork isolationVM checkpointsDNS for ADResource planning
Objectives
- 1.Verify Windows version and system architecture
- 2.Verify CPU virtualization support
- 3.Verify Hyper-V availability
- 4.Verify adequate disk/RAM for DC01 and HD01
- 5.Create the lab directory and private/internal Hyper-V switch
- 6.Document the proposed subnet
- 7.Create the DC01 VM from legitimate installation media
- 8.Create a clean checkpoint after OS validation
Student Outcomes
- Explain what a hypervisor does
- Explain why the lab network should be isolated
- Explain why VM checkpoints are not backups
- Explain why real domain services matter
- Explain why DNS is essential to Active Directory
Evidence Requirements
- •Hyper-V configuration
- •Virtual switch settings
- •DC01 VM settings
- •Successful boot screenshot
- •Checkpoint created
- •Written explanation of network isolation
Acceptance Criteria
- VM boots normally
- Network design is documented
- No secrets are stored
- Student can explain the purpose of the private lab network
Evidence & Scoring
Passing: 80%
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