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| | HyperV configuration with iSCSI. VHD, Pass through or Virtual iSCS i can't find any documentation about this anywhere. which one of these performs better with hyper v? let's assume: i have a HYPER-V dedicated server with 2 nic card, and a iSCSI storage. 1 NIC is dedicated for iSCSI connection and 1 NIC is dedicated for Virtual Network. Here is a possible configuration: 1. allocate disk space from my iSCSI storage to a HYPER-v server host, and share that disk space with a VM by means of VHD 2. allocate disk space from my iSCSI storage to a HYPER-v server host. Make the disk offline, and use that as pass through disk for a VM. this of course will make snapshot not to work from the Host. 3. share the physical NIC dedicated for iSCSI connection with a VM, and let the VM access the iSCSI storage directly. I'm not even sure if i can share iSCSI network in hyperv. has anyone done this before? I'm currently using approach #1. there are still a lot of question like where to install the guess os(in the DAS disks or in the SAN disks?), and i'm still testing all those. any comment or suggestion would be much appreciated. |
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