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Running Hyper-v from USB? I can but should I?
Running Hyper-v from USB? I've does this many times with VMware and it works great. I know it can be done with Hyper-V but are there any fallbacks? Any major performance restrictions?
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Thanks experts. Coming from a VMWARE background I was assuming I could set up hyper-v core on the USB and load all Guests in shared storage (vSan). Not much benefits if other hosts can’t see the guest VMs. Hyper v is cheaper but lacking in a few features in comparison to VMWARE.
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After some consideration and taking into account support cost and such I'm going with VMware. I do appreciate all the feedback.
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