Difference between Microsoft Virtual Server and Hyper-V in virtual machine priority management
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Difference between Microsoft Virtual Server and Hyper-V in virtual machine priority management
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Microsoft Virtual Server provides two ways for managing the priorities of virtual machines: weight-based and constraint-based resource allocation. What`s different in Hyper-V?

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ASKED: Apr 21 2009  1:40 PM GMT
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With Hyper-V, you can VM reserves and limits with percentages of the system and also relative weight. You can also use SCVMM for more placement time and runtime optimizations.
Last Answered: Apr 21 2009  1:49 PM GMT by EdwinYuen   3730 pts.
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