Hydration Kit For Windows Server 2016 and ConfigMgr Current / Technical Preview Branch Using a virtual router for your lab and test environment Note #3 – Advanced networking: For more complex networks (multiple sites, bandwidth throttling etc.), you may want to use a virtual router. For super-easy Internet access on Hyper-V, while still having the VMs on an isolated network, read this shiny post from Ami Arwidmark Up New Networking Features in Server 2016 (also works in 2019) Note #2 – Internal network and Internet Access: Since one of the virtual machines (DC01) is also a DHCP Server, its highly recommend to deploy all the virtual machines on an internal virtual network, and then use the NAT feature in either Hyper-V or VMware to give the virtual machines internet access. Also, for a complete IP plan of the ViaMonstra network, check this link:
check out the Next Step – Customizing the Hydration Kit section in the end of this post for instructions on how to customize this kit. If you rather use your own domain, different IP addresses etc. Note #1 – Customizations: This hydration kit install all servers in the domain, on the 192.168.1.0/24 network. You also find guidance on upgrading current branch platform to the latest build. The kit offers a complete setup of both a primary site server running ConfigMgr Current Branch 2002 (server CM01, as well as a primary site server running ConfigMgr Technical Preview Branch 2010 (server CM02). This kit is tested on both Hyper-V and VMware virtual platforms, but should really work on any virtualization platform that can boot from an ISO.
This Lab Kit builds a complete ConfigMgr Current Branch 2002, and ConfigMgr TP 2010, with Windows Server 2016 and SQL Server 2017 infrastructure, and some (optional) supporting servers.
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