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| | Need help on hosting Hi, My company wants to host virtual networks for different customers. I have read a lot of configuring hyper-v with or without DC, failover clustering, virtual machines, storage etc. But my main concern is the beginning of it. What do I need to make a start with my hosting solution for 2 customers? - 2 physical domaincontrollers - 2 physical hyper-v failover clustering servers. (on these servers I will install all virtual machines for customers) How about security? Do I need to place the isaserver as a virtual machine on my hyper-v servers or do I need to place one isa on a physical server and give each customer their own virtualized firewall? So I have got many questions and don't know where to find the correct information for making this beginning. Hopefully someone can point me in the correct direction. Thx in advance, Ramon |
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