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Asked by jhieb in VMware
Hello,
I installed vmware server 2.0 on a Windows 2008 server. It seems to be running fine but I do not have features such as the ability to clone existing virtual images. I've been told that ESXi is a better platform for my testing environment than vmware server 2.0. So, I am considering the upgrade. My first hesitation in doing this is that I don't know what to expect during the install of ESXi. My computer has a SIIG Raid controller and two drives are mirrored with this controller. When I go to install ESXI will it see my RAID drives and allow me to install it on there? Or, will I run into problems? What would be the best way to change to ESXi and... is this a good choice to change?
Thanks,
John
PS: My RAID controller is a SIIG SATA II PCIe RAID controller. it supports 2 hard drives, and it is version 2.0
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