List three Hyper-V best practices.

What will be an ideal response?

Enable Hyper-Threading on Intel processors that support this technology.

Dedicate the host computer to run Hyper-V. Do not run additional roles on the host.

Manage the physical hard disk effectively. The local disk (C:) should only contain the
operating system and Hyper-V. Place the virtual machine configuration, virtual hard
disks, and data for applications on other physical drives.

Use multiple network adapters on the host computer. Dedicate one adapter to Hyper-V
Server management.

Use virtual network adapters (synthetic) instead of legacy network adapters (emulated).

Use SCSI controllers rather than IDE controllers to attach virtual hard disks for data.

Implement storage options that are based on virtual machine roles and application workload.

Snapshots are not recommended for a production environment.

To avoid contention on the host at automatic startup, use a time delay.

Avoid saving the state before shutdown-let the virtual machine shut down exactly
like a physical computer.