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New to Virtualization - need advise

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 10/17/2008
From: Patrick Ducharme
Message:

Hi,

I have a client that will soon have a SBS2008 and his current W2003R2
Terminal Server. Currently, he have 2 servers, one Brand New Dell PowerEdge
2900 series with 16Gb RAM and dual Quad-Core. Currently, W2003R2 is
installed on that. The other one, we want to retire it. I just discovered
Hyper-V.

What do you think about that (I just thouth about that) :

I would put Hyper-V Server on the Dell server, if I understand, this is a
free download and can only be used to host "child - which is guest i think" ?
Then I will install SBS2008 in a VM hosted on that Hyper-V server, then I
would P2V the current W2003R2 TS to a VM to be also host on that Hyper-V.

The SBS 2008 Standard will be only use as a DC and Exchange server for the
domain. The W2003 will be part of that domain and also all the 15 computers.

Can Hyper-V run 32 bits Childs ?

does that sound feasible ?

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Re: New to Virtualization - need advise

Sent: 10/17/2008
From: "Ryan Sokolowski [MVP]" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Yes, Hyper-V can run 32-bit VM Child partitions. However, I probably
wouldn't use Hyper-V Server for your situation. You'll likely want a Full
installation of Server 2008 with Hyper-V for the convenience of the
management interface (i.e. - the desktop GUI on the server). Hyper-V Server
would be managed from a separate remote computer.

Hope this helps,
--Ryan

--
Ryan Sokolowski
MVP - Clustering
MCT, MCITP x3, MCTS x7, MCSE x2, CCNA, CCDA, BCFP

"Patrick Ducharme" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in
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> Hi,
>
> I have a client that will soon have a SBS2008 and his current W2003R2
> Terminal Server. Currently, he have 2 servers, one Brand New Dell
> PowerEdge
> 2900 series with 16Gb RAM and dual Quad-Core. Currently, W2003R2 is
> installed on that. The other one, we want to retire it. I just
> discovered
> Hyper-V.
>
> What do you think about that (I just thouth about that) :
>
> I would put Hyper-V Server on the Dell server, if I understand, this is a
> free download and can only be used to host "child - which is guest i
> think" ?
> Then I will install SBS2008 in a VM hosted on that Hyper-V server, then I
> would P2V the current W2003R2 TS to a VM to be also host on that Hyper-V.
>
> The SBS 2008 Standard will be only use as a DC and Exchange server for the
> domain. The W2003 will be part of that domain and also all the 15
> computers.
>
> Can Hyper-V run 32 bits Childs ?
>
> does that sound feasible ?

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