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Re: WIndows Server Hardware Recommendations
fredk #342791 03/22/11 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted By: fredk
Chris, I presume I can run the console on one of the computers on the network?

Yeah. It has to be able to reach the hypervisor over the network. So either local, or the hv can be listening on an outside IP.

You can run the management software on a machine running under the hypervisor, and RDP into it. But that's not really recommended.


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Re: WIndows Server Hardware Recommendations
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Sure it is. wink You'll just have a hard time BUILDING it without a separate box for management.


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Re: WIndows Server Hardware Recommendations
Ken.C #342793 03/22/11 12:16 AM
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Or troubleshooting when something breaks.


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pshaw, what EVER breaks with ESXi?


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fredk #342796 03/22/11 12:22 AM
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Hmm, blocked. It must be kitty porn.


Kitty porn, huh? Well, you asked for it.

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Nice pus*y.



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MarkSJohnson #342805 03/22/11 12:41 AM
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Pussy is a perfectly acceptable word. I know this because it's in a nursery rhyme book I used to read to my kids. It goes like this:

I love little pussy.
Her coat is so warm
And if I don't hurt her
She'll do me no harm.


Perfectly tame and non-double-entendre-able. Right?

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Peter, you're going to have messed up kids! grin


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Re: WIndows Server Hardware Recommendations
MarkSJohnson #342818 03/22/11 03:16 AM
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OK, I did some poking around and it looks like a Phenom II X6 will be just fine. It seems VMware is persnickety about mobos though. Mostly issues with NICs and SATA controllers.

I see that ESXi 4.1 supports hardware fault tolerance. At work we are paying $$$ for a Marathon solution to get both hardware fault tolerance and virtualization.

So, what would you guys consider a minimum requirement for RAM?


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Re: WIndows Server Hardware Recommendations
fredk #342824 03/22/11 04:03 AM
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8 gig should do well to start. Get the biggest sticks you can, so you have room to add more later (i.e. don't get 8x 1GB sticks and fill up the board). I'm guessing you're looking at a single CPU board? If you're going with dual CPUs, you will need an equal amount of RAM local to each.

I don't know if you get fault tolerance in the free ESXi package.


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