Recent IT Questions

1 - 6 of 6
<<PREVIOUS 1 NEXT>>

Virtual vs. physical machines

What are some of the differences between physical and virtual servers that I need to be aware of?

View Answer   |  Jun 24 2008   3:34 PM GMT   |  asked by SearchServerVirtualization ATE
Virtual Machines, Virtualization and hardware, Server virtualization


How can VMware VI3 servers be clustered?

I want to Cluster 2 ESX VI3 Servers. Should I use Veritas Cluster for ESX or VMware HA? I am told that VMware HA does not protect from individual VM failures whereas veritas does.

View Answer   |  May 21 2008   2:11 PM GMT   |  asked by SearchServerVirtualization ATE
Virtualization and hardware, Virtualization how-tos, Learning Guides


ESX Hardware configuration

I am interested in bringing up an ESX Server to learn more. I have tried the Evals and am now willing to purchase the product. I have no need to purchase high-end hardware as there will be very few users. Does anyone have a specific hardware list (m/b model, etc)? Thanks in advance

View Answer   |  May 19 2008   2:36 PM GMT   |  asked by CraigS65
Virtualization and hardware, VMware ESX, VMware


Migrating legacy applications to XenServer virtual machines

We have some legacy applications running on Sun SPARC. The goal is to have them on XenServer VMs hosted on x86s. Any advice?

View Answer   |  May 19 2008   2:39 AM GMT   |  asked by SearchServerVirtualization ATE
XenServer, Virtualization how-tos, Learning Guides


Which are better, blades or virtual servers?

The cost of blades seems higher and the highly proprietary nature of blades seems to make it much less attractive. So is it better to virtualize blades or rack mounted servers? How do they compare in terms of power, HVAC, floorspace, racks and software costs?

View Answer   |  Apr 29 2008   9:46 PM GMT   |  asked by SearchServerVirtualization ATE
Server virtualization, Blade servers, Rack mounted servers


Comparing VM performance to physical servers

How much performance loss is attributed to virtual machines (VMs) compared to stand alone servers? A VM server cannot be lossless because the VM software itself should consume some hardware resources.

View Answer   |  Apr 18 2008   2:54 PM GMT   |  asked by SearchServerVirtualization ATE
Virtualization, Virtualization and hardware, Performance and availability


1 - 6 of 6
<<PREVIOUS 1 NEXT>>