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Pxe boot vdi
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I have vdi on hyperv 2008r2 env
Can anyone say reason why people need to use pxe boot for vm.Is it a design requirement for performance...hyper v needs some legacy nic for this which is just 100 Mbps and that's a bottleneck..
I have vdi on hyperv 2008r2 env
Can anyone say reason why people need to use pxe boot for vm.Is it a design requirement for performance...hyper v needs some legacy nic for this which is just 100 Mbps and that's a bottleneck..
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If you want faster then delta disk is faster since the virtual computer is already setup and stored. Using PXE based solutions the servers always have to rum a part of setup since they all boot from the same disk but must be unique on the network.
Also some user information can be persisted on the delta disks rather than relying entirely on roaming profiles.
Also some user information can be persisted on the delta disks rather than relying entirely on roaming profiles.
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