Patrick,
I would setup Hyper-V Replica.
The steps are fairly straight forward:
I would build two physical Hyper-V hosts.
For replication, I would configure an external replication Virtual Switch on both servers. The network needs to have the same name on both boxes. Make sure that you have the VMs setup on both hosts.
Enable replication of the VMs on Server One, by inputting the FQDN of Server Two in the wizard. I would would configure the Replication to use Encrypted HTTPS communication, you do have a choice to use unencrypted, but why? Use Kerberos and allow authentication from any server.
Repeat the steps for replication of the VMs on Server Two.
What are you doing for storage?
I would setup Hyper-V Replica.
The steps are fairly straight forward:
I would build two physical Hyper-V hosts.
For replication, I would configure an external replication Virtual Switch on both servers. The network needs to have the same name on both boxes. Make sure that you have the VMs setup on both hosts.
Enable replication of the VMs on Server One, by inputting the FQDN of Server Two in the wizard. I would would configure the Replication to use Encrypted HTTPS communication, you do have a choice to use unencrypted, but why? Use Kerberos and allow authentication from any server.
Repeat the steps for replication of the VMs on Server Two.
What are you doing for storage?