After this discussion I am still not sure if all features of vmware are supported if we use NFS instead of ISCSI. If a vm is provisioned on NFS will VMotion and H-A still function for that vm ?
james
Yes, all are still supported.
Glenn @ Voyant
-----Original Message----- From: owner-toasters@mathworks.com [mailto:owner- toasters@mathworks.com] On Behalf Of James Beal Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 12:25 PM To: Scott Lowe Cc: M. Vaughn Stewart; Davies,Matt; toasters@mathworks.com Subject: Re: NFS vs. iSCSI for VMware (was "Re: List still active?")
After this discussion I am still not sure if all features of vmware
are
supported if we use NFS instead of ISCSI. If a vm is provisioned on
NFS
will VMotion and H-A still function for that vm ?
james
On 7/16/07, James Beal james_@catbus.co.uk wrote:
After this discussion I am still not sure if all features of vmware are supported if we use NFS instead of ISCSI. If a vm is provisioned on NFS will VMotion and H-A still function for that vm ?
james
Obviously this is something you may want to take up with VMware support but I think it does not matter which type of datastore you are using. In my environment, at least, we run only nfs datastores and using vmotion and HA effectively.
SJM
Yes HA & VMotion work and are supported over NFS.
James Beal wrote:
After this discussion I am still not sure if all features of vmware are supported if we use NFS instead of ISCSI. If a vm is provisioned on NFS will VMotion and H-A still function for that vm ?
james
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