Can you explain the difference between Hyper-V and Virtual Server?
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Can you explain the difference between Hyper-V and Virtual Server?
Can you explain the difference between Hyper-V and Virtual Server?

This question is from the 7/30 Microsoft Virtualization Chat on ITKnowledgeExchange.com
ASKED: Aug 14 2009  7:40 PM GMT
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Hyper-V is "Type 1" Hypervisor whereas Virtual Server is a "Type 2" Hypervisor. What that means is that Hyper-V is running directly against the physical hardware and is handling the scheduling of the Virtual Machines whereas Virtual Server is an application that is scheduled by the Windows OS running underneath it just like any other application. Hyper-V will give you better performance and more scalabilty as well as enabling technologies like Live Migration (that ability to move a running virtual machine from one system to another without downtime to the applications). ::
Last Answered: Aug 14 2009  7:42 PM GMT by EdwinYuen   3730 pts.
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Mrdenny   46765 pts.  |   Aug 14 2009  10:18PM GMT

VMware’s Virtual Server shouldn’t be considered a competing product against Hyper-V. VMware’s competing product against Hyper-V would be vSphere 4.0 (formally called VMware ESX).

 
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