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Thanks for the replay.<br />
The DC doesn't contains user or computers or other high cpu services, only few dns records for esxi and vcenter, In the other two esxi host i put the &quot;real&quot; ms domain for study purposes. It technically possible to install Microsoft ISCSI target Server on same server that do DC?<br />
I want to set up a SAN for the other 2 esxi server.
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Hi<br />
I have this situation 2 physic server where i install vmware esxi 6 and another server with less cpu power and 16GB memory.<br />
Is praticable for you that I install on this server vmware esxi 6, and on this put vcenter appliance and create a vm that do Domain Controller/DNS + target ISCSI for the 2 physic server?<br />
Thanks
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Hi
I have this situation 2 physic server where i install vmware esxi 6 and another server with less cpu power and 16GB memory.
Is praticable for you that I install on this server vmware esxi 6, and on this put vcenter appliance and create a vm that do Domain Controller/DNS + target ISCSI for the 2 physic server?
Thanks

Lab environment with vmware esxi, vcenter, win2012 domain controller and ISCSI target

VMware, a software company founded in 1998,  was one of the first commercially successful companies to offer x86 virtualization. The storage company EMC purchased VMware in 1994. Dell Technologies acquired EMC in 2016. VMware’s parent company is now Dell Technologies.

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