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I'm actually using Microsoft Hyper-V Server, which I would think would be similar to a server core installation.
My goal is to use OpenFiler to store my VHD files and access them via iSCSI.
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I want to setup a little fileserver/domain controller/sharepoint server.
SharePoint shouldn't run on the DC directly, so I want to use HyperV. But I never used it before, so I wonder: Should I install the Domain Controller and HyperV Role and run 1 VM for SharePoint? Or should I run HyperV server…
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Hey all,
With the new Xeon CPUs supporting Hyper-threading, what is the current wisdom with regard to using it (or not) on a Hyper-V host machine?
I was originally under the impression that turning it on in a virtual host environment could be detrimental as the 'extra' CPUs were not true cores.…
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I am trying to migrate a VM which is using two pass through disks from a legacy Hyper-V Cluster to a new R2 cluster. The migrated VM cannot use the pass through disks though. The guest OS (2008 R2) doesn't seem to like the disk and eventually tries to format the disk instead of mounting it.
The…
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Can we use this question to collect information and the pros and cons of each of the above products?
Specifically I am wondering whethere there is any sane reason to use Hyper-V (the role built into Windows Server) over Hyper-V server (the stand-alone product based on the same technology) and what…
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In what circumstances would you choose each of the following deployment options:
Hyper-V installed as the bare bones Windows Hyper-V Server 2008 R2
Hyper-V role installed on a Windows Server 2008 R2 Server Core installation
Hyper-V role installed on a Windows Server 2008 R2 Full Installation
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For the life of me I cannot figure out how to remove an iSCSI target (Dell Equallogic SAN) from a Windows Server 2003 box. The volume shows up in Windows as drive letter Y:\
Using the iSCSI initiator, I can remove the Target Portal, but cannot remove the Target itself.
Can someone give me some…
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We have an IBM P505 AIX box, with two internal disks and a defined iSCSI volume.
The iSCSI volume is defined in it's own volume group, and is connected to an IBM iSCSI DS3300 disk array via the secondary onboard ethernet port (ie, we're not using a dedicated HBA, we're using the second onboard ethernet…
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I had asked the similar question before. This time I want to use subnet for two iSCSI Targets, hence I start a new question.
I have an old Promise VTrak M500i SAN Server. It comes with 2 iSCSI ports. I want to connect to two LUNs on the SAN server through two separate Targets from CentOS 5.7 64bits…
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Hi!
I have problem with using multiply iSCSI targets with single ESXi host (in my case they are two FreeNAS hosts, but I suspect that this problem will occur with any two iSCSI box of that same type/model). If I configure two FreeNAS hosts as iSCSI targets (say iSCSI A and iSCSI B), then I can use…
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I am running a dell poweredge 1950 with 4 nic cards. 1 is bonded to SAN #1 on 192.168.90.xx. The second SAN is on a separate network - 192.168.7.xx The network adapter can view the ip range of the san and the NIC can be pinged from 192.168.7.xx range. vswitch1 and vswitch2 are configured identically…
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