We love that Windows 2008 R2's Hyper-V can finally slide a virtual machine from one server host to another. This feature has been years in the making, and it's not totally perfect, but after intense configuration, it's plainly doable. Although VMware's vSphere has raised the bar, Microsoft is catching up quickly to VMware.
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