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Applies to: Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2
After completing the steps in Before you deploy Azure Stack HCI, the first step in deploying Azure Stack HCI is to install the Azure Stack HCI operating system on each server that you want to cluster. This article discusses different ways to deploy the operating system, and using Windows Admin Center to connect to the servers.
After deploying the operating system, you're ready to use related guidance on creating a server cluster, and getting the latest Windows updates and firmware updates for your servers as described in Create an Azure Stack HCI cluster.
Prerequisites
- Windows Admin Center set up on a system that can access the servers you want to cluster, as described in Before you deploy Azure Stack HCI.
- An Azure Stack HCI solution that provides Microsoft validated hardware from your preferred hardware vendor, the Azure Stack HCI operating system, and Azure services, as described in Azure Stack HCI solutions.
Deployment preparation
After you've acquired the server hardware for your Azure Stack HCI solution, it's time to rack and cable it. Use the following steps to prepare the server hardware for deployment of the operating system.
- Rack all server nodes that you want to use in your server cluster.
- Connect the server nodes to your network switches.
- Configure the BIOS or the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) of your servers as recommended by your Azure Stack HCI hardware vendor to maximize performance and reliability.
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Operating system deployment options
You can deploy the Azure Stack HCI operating system in the same ways that you're used to deploying other Microsoft operating systems:
- Server manufacturer preinstallation.
- Headless deployment using an answer file.
- System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM).
- Network deployment.
- Manual deployment by connecting either a keyboard and monitor directly to the server hardware in your datacenter, or by connecting a KVM hardware device to the server hardware.
Server manufacturer preinstallation
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For enterprise deployment of the Azure Stack HCI operating system, we recommend Azure Stack HCI Integrated System solution hardware from your preferred hardware partner. The solution hardware arrives with the operating system preinstalled, and supports using Windows Admin Center to deploy and update drivers and firmware from the hardware manufacturer.
Solution hardware ranges from 2 to 16 nodes and is tested and validated by Microsoft and partner vendors. To find Azure Stack HCI solution hardware from your preferred hardware partner, see the Azure Stack HCI Catalog.
Headless deployment
You can use an answer file to do a headless deployment of the operating system. The answer file uses an XML format to define configuration settings and values during an unattended installation of the operating system.
For this deployment option, you can use Windows System Image Manager to create an unattend.xml answer file to deploy the operating system on your servers. Windows System Image Manager creates your unattend answer file through a graphical tool with component sections to define the 'answers' to the configuration questions, and then ensure the correct format and syntax in the file.The Windows System Image Manager tool is available in the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (Windows ADK). To get started: Download and install the Windows ADK.
System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) deployment
System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) is part of the System Center suite. You can use VMM to deploy the Azure Stack HCI operating system on bare-metal hardware, as well as to cluster the servers. To learn about VMM, see System requirements for System Center Virtual Machine Manager.
For more information about using VMM to do a bare-metal deployment of the operating system, see Provision a Hyper-V host or cluster from bare metal computers.
Network deployment
Another option is to install the Azure Stack HCI operating system over the network using Windows Deployment Services.
Manual deployment
To manually deploy the Azure Stack HCI operating system on the system drive of each server to be clustered, install the operating system via your preferred method, such as booting from a DVD or USB drive. Complete the installation process using the Server Configuration tool (Sconfig) to prepare the servers for clustering. To learn more about the tool, see Configure a Server Core installation with Sconfig.
To manually install the Azure Stack HCI operating system:
- Insignia cd500 navi manual. Start the Install Azure Stack HCI wizard on the system drive of the server where you want to install the operating system.
- Choose the language to install or accept the default language settings, select Next, and then on next page of the wizard, select Install now.
- On the Applicable notices and license terms page, review the license terms, select the I accept the license terms checkbox, and then select Next.
- On the Which type of installation do you want? page, select Custom: Install the newer version of Azure Stack HCI only (advanced).Upgrade installations are not supported in this release of the operating system.
- On the Where do you want to install Azure Stack HCI? page, either confirm the drive location where you want to install the operating system or update it, and then select Next.
- The Installing Azure Stack HCI page displays to show status on the process.NoteThe installation process restarts the operating system twice to complete the process, and displays notices on starting services before opening an Administrator command prompt.
- At the Administrator command prompt, select Ok to change the user’s password before signing in to the operating system, and press Enter.
- At the Enter new credential for Administrator prompt, enter a new password, enter it again to confirm it, and then press Enter.
- At the Your password has been changed confirmation prompt, press Enter.
Now you're ready to use the Server Configuration tool (Sconfig) to perform important tasks. To use Sconfig, log on to the server running the Azure Stack HCI operating system. This could be locally via a keyboard and monitor, or using a remote management (headless or BMC) controller, or Remote Desktop. The Sconfig tool opens automatically when you log on to the server.
From the main page of the Sconfig tool, you can perform the following initial configuration tasks:
- Configure networking or confirm that the network was configured automatically using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).
- Rename the server if the default automatically generated server name does not suite you.
- Join the server to an Active Directory domain.
- Add your domain user account or designated domain group to local administrators.
- Enable access to Windows Remote Management (WinRM) if you plan to manage the server from outside the local subnet and decided not to join domain yet. (The default Firewall rules allow management both from local subnet and from any subnet within your Active Directory domain services.)
After configuring the operating system as needed with Sconfig on each server, you're ready to use the Cluster Creation wizard in Windows Admin Center to cluster the servers.
Next steps
To perform the next management task related to this article, see: