Hart Hat Area: This is a nice 11 minute short introduction into the Hyper V portion of Server 2008. Nice that you can take online screenshots, so if you are installing something new and have issues, simply revert back to an online screenshot, just like system restore in a sense, does the same thing with reverting the settings...and you can set up guest VMs to only be able to communicate with each other, without ever having access to the host...BD
In this video, Keith Combs discusses a general overview of Windows Server 2008 Virtualization including how you create and manage virtual machines.
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