asked on Iscsi disks to Cluster Hyperv best practice
I have built 2 x Server 2008 Core machines in a failover cluster, using a HP storage array to present drives to the core machines via iscsi.
The purpose of the cluster is run Hyperv and host my virtiual machines . I plan to P to V a number of existing servers on old obsolete hardware .
What is the best practice for presenting the isci Luns to the Host for storing the hyperv virtual machines ?
I have created a Quorum drive for the cluster and I have almost 1.5 Tb available for storage of the virtual machines.
How should I present the drive to the cluster all at once or should I create separate LUNs for each Virtual machine this seems a bit of a management nightmare ? If I do create separate iscsi LUNs can I resize them ?
The purpose of the cluster is run Hyperv and host my virtiual machines . I plan to P to V a number of existing servers on old obsolete hardware .
What is the best practice for presenting the isci Luns to the Host for storing the hyperv virtual machines ?
I have created a Quorum drive for the cluster and I have almost 1.5 Tb available for storage of the virtual machines.
How should I present the drive to the cluster all at once or should I create separate LUNs for each Virtual machine this seems a bit of a management nightmare ? If I do create separate iscsi LUNs can I resize them ?
Microsoft Server OSWindows Server 2008
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Hayes Jupe
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