Your company has a private cloud that is managed by a System Center 2012 Virtual Machine
Manager (VMM) infrastructure. The infrastructure contains a server named Server1 that has VMM
installed. You plan to deploy the Hyper-V server role to a server named Server2. Server2 runs
Windows Server 2008 R2. Server2 is member of a workgroup. You need to add Server2 to the VMM
fabric. What should you do? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)

A.
From the VMM Administrator Console, run the Add Resource Wizard, and then click Windows
Server computers in a perimeter network.

B.
From the VMM 2012 installation media, install the VMM agent on Server2.

C.
From the VMM Administrator Console, run the Add Resource Wizard, and then click Windows
Server computer in an untrusted Active Directory domain.

D.
Copy the SecurityFile.txt file from Server2 to Server1.

E.
From the Services console on Server1, start the SSDP Discovery service.

F.
Copy the ApplicationHost.config file from Server2 to Server1.

Explanation:
A: To add the Hyper-V host in the perimeter network
• In the VMM console, open the Fabric workspace.
• In the Fabric pane, click Servers.
• On the Home tab, in the Add group, click Add Resources, and then click Hyper-V Hosts
and Clusters.
The Add Resource Wizard starts.
• On the Resource location page, click Windows Server computers in a perimeter network,
and then click Next.
• On the Target resources page,

B: Before you can add a host that is on a perimeter network to VMM, you must install an agent
locally on the server that you want to add.
D: To ensure that the SecurityFile.txt file is available to VMM
• On the target host, navigate to the folder where the security file is stored. By default, the
location is C:\Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012\Virtual Machine Manager. The name of
the security file is SecurityFile.txt.
• Transfer the security file to a location that is accessible to the computer on which a VMM
console is installed. For example, transfer the file to the computer where the VMM console is
installed, to an internal file share, or to a USB flash drive.

How to Add Hyper-V Hosts in a Perimeter Network in VMM