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datastorage for virtulization
hello,
i i have two hp server and i want to move to make all system run under hyper-v
i want to change the storage capacity so think if i can have a nas storage it will be better for my
what's the moudle you suggest from hp ?
do u think it's better to have a one for data storage and other one for backup ? or make a backup on external harddisk ?
thanks.
i i have two hp server and i want to move to make all system run under hyper-v
i want to change the storage capacity so think if i can have a nas storage it will be better for my
what's the moudle you suggest from hp ?
do u think it's better to have a one for data storage and other one for backup ? or make a backup on external harddisk ?
thanks.
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What is it that you are trying to do? If you use internal storage on each Hyper-V host you can do that, but you can't cluster Hyper-V using internal storage. Hyper-v does not support NAS for storing VMs, but you can probably use it for backup.
External storage for Hyper-V needs to be iSCSI, eSATA, or fibre channel. Only NAS boxes that can also do iSCSI or FC are compatable.
External storage for Hyper-V needs to be iSCSI, eSATA, or fibre channel. Only NAS boxes that can also do iSCSI or FC are compatable.
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hello,
could you please provide me a module from hp that can comptable with my recuirement ?
thanks.
could you please provide me a module from hp that can comptable with my recuirement ?
thanks.
ASKER
i suggest to placed the os vhd on the servers and the data vhd on the dtaata storage,
i have max about 2tb.
i have hyper-v not esx server
the exrernal harddisk is just to make a backup.
thanks.