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So considering our current hardware config, I could create a SQL VM, and run that on the SSDs, allocating 100GB, then create the other VMs, including file server on the RAID10 SAS parition.
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Personally i would use 2xSAS (RAID 1) for System (Vmware experts would say that is waste of resources considering that Vmware runs happily from USB but i haven't tested this scenario) ,4xSAS for Data Partition (RAID 10) and SSDs for Ultra Fast VM --> SQL