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Sorry the way I'm doing it now is is setitngup a box SRV 2012 as a host for HYPERV.<br />
Then install HYoerV Role and created HYPERV Srv2012.
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Sorry the way I'm doing it now is is setitngup a box SRV 2012 as a host for HYPERV.
Then install HYoerV Role and created HYPERV Srv2012.

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RAID0 is NEVER, NEVER best practice.
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Lee<br />
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Sorry,<br />
Should have said that this is just a test setup, not for production.<br />
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Production we be on a Power Edge Srv R720xd, total of 24 drive, all 10k or 15k.<br />
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Lee,<br />
I agree with you, setup box as Hyperv, then install VM machines as needs be it Srv or workstation,
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Lee

Sorry,
Should have said that this is just a test setup, not for production.

Production we be on a Power Edge Srv R720xd, total of 24 drive, all 10k or 15k.

Lee,
I agree with you, setup box as Hyperv, then install VM machines as needs be it Srv or workstation,

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What is best practice?<br />
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1. To Setup box as Srv2012 install A/D, prompt to D/C and then install HyperV role <br />
2. Setup as I'm doing now?<br />
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I ask because the host have 8 drive, 2 for O/S RAID 1 drive 0 &amp;&nbsp;1<br />
Drive 2 is RAID 0 and it's set to VMHDX<br />
Drive 3 is RAID 0 and it's set to VM<br />
the rest of the drives are RAID 0 and have info on them.<br />
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How do I get the HyperV Server that I just created to see the Drivers that are on the host so that they can be shared from the Srv and create a DFS?
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What is best practice?

1. To Setup box as Srv2012 install A/D, prompt to D/C and then install HyperV role 
2. Setup as I'm doing now?

I ask because the host have 8 drive, 2 for O/S RAID 1 drive 0 & 1
Drive 2 is RAID 0 and it's set to VMHDX
Drive 3 is RAID 0 and it's set to VM
the rest of the drives are RAID 0 and have info on them.

How do I get the HyperV Server that I just created to see the Drivers that are on the host so that they can be shared from the Srv and create a DFS?

What's the best practice

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