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Very slow VM with Windows Server 2012 and Office 2013
Hi evryone,
I've got a CSV cluster that runs under Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter with a iSCSI bay.
On my hosts, I have several VM, that run with Windows 2008 R2 Std 64 bits and Office 2010.
For the first time, I decided to mount 2 new VM, the 1st one under Win 2012 Std 64 bits for the DC + data part, the 2nd under Win 2012 Std 64 bits and Office 2013 32 bits for the RDS role.
I observe with these two VM anormally slow response times when I connect to the RDS (no response during 1 or 2 seconds when I use Office 2013 etc.)
I have allocated 8GB RAM and 3 virtual processor to the RDS VM.
That is strange because only 3 users connect to this VM and they have no other software. I precise I have no problem with all other Win 2008 VMs.
The servers are in a Datacenter so no soucy with the bandwidth.
Any idea ?
Nicolas
I've got a CSV cluster that runs under Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter with a iSCSI bay.
On my hosts, I have several VM, that run with Windows 2008 R2 Std 64 bits and Office 2010.
For the first time, I decided to mount 2 new VM, the 1st one under Win 2012 Std 64 bits for the DC + data part, the 2nd under Win 2012 Std 64 bits and Office 2013 32 bits for the RDS role.
I observe with these two VM anormally slow response times when I connect to the RDS (no response during 1 or 2 seconds when I use Office 2013 etc.)
I have allocated 8GB RAM and 3 virtual processor to the RDS VM.
That is strange because only 3 users connect to this VM and they have no other software. I precise I have no problem with all other Win 2008 VMs.
The servers are in a Datacenter so no soucy with the bandwidth.
Any idea ?
Nicolas
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iSCSI RAID5 bay in SAS 15000 tpm
It was too slow with 2 vCPU's so I decided to add one...
By the way, do u know if I have 2 physical processors with 12 cores each, will I be limitated with 24 possible vCPUs for my VMs ?
Bye
Nico
iSCSI RAID5 bay in SAS 15000 tpm
It was too slow with 2 vCPU's so I decided to add one...
By the way, do u know if I have 2 physical processors with 12 cores each, will I be limitated with 24 possible vCPUs for my VMs ?
Bye
Nico
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What storage system are you using?
RAID type, number of disks, type of disks etc