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Microsoft Hyperv / File Share Question

Vitamin_uk

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Hi All,

I am testing SBS 2011 using HyperV 2008r2 as we have the SBS 2011 Premium Add-on.

Server hardware as follows:

6core 1.9GHz CPU
32GB DDR3 Ram
PERC H710
X 2 RAID 1 15K 300GB SAS - Hyperv Host
X 6 RAID 10 15K 600GB SAS - For VM's / Storage

The ultimate question I have is........ In line with best practice what would be the most efficient way of serving files from the SBS2011 VM to the network users? Create separate VHD's or???

Usually (Physical) I would have a separate array for the DATA volume of the SBS server, and share that out to the network.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks
Sam
 
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I would decide how you build it based on how you're going to back it up.

Backups > *

That said, you can pass through an entire physical raid to a VM that way you dont have to enclose it in a VHD.

Or use VMware :)
 
Hi,

Thank you for your reply. I am just looking into backup of the VM's / data as we speak. I am currently utilizing a trial of Altaro Hyper-V backup. So I will let you know how I get on.

I am also playing with VMware ESXi as we speak. Why would you chose to use vmware over hyperv?

Cheers
Sam
 
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