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DAG exchange 2013 : physical and virtual RRS feed

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  • Oui.


    Bruce Jourdain de Coutance - Consultant MVP Exchange http://blog.brucejdc.fr

    mercredi 1 avril 2015 07:48
    Modérateur
  • Bonjour,

    voici une information (pour Exch2010 mais qui s'applique aussi à Exch2013) provenant d'un membre de l'équipe produit:

    Mixing physical and virtual servers in a DAG is possible and supported.  The physical server and virtual server in this case do not need to be identical (not CPU, disk, RAM, etc.).

    What you must keep in mind is that if there is a failure scenario of some sort, the virtual machine must be engineered to support the load expected of it.  In other words, if you have a two-node DAG with one physical and one virtual, and the physical server requires 16 cores, then the virtual machine which is limited to 4 or possibly 8 cores will probably not support the necessary load in a failure scenario.

    Source: http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2010/07/22/3410475.aspx

    merci


    Hakim Taoussi - Consultant Exchange - http://exchangediscover.blogspot.fr

    mercredi 1 avril 2015 11:39

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  • Oui.


    Bruce Jourdain de Coutance - Consultant MVP Exchange http://blog.brucejdc.fr

    mercredi 1 avril 2015 07:48
    Modérateur
  • Merci pour votre réponse.

    Si Possible de me communiquer un lien Microsoft qui confirme ça.

    Cordialement

    mercredi 1 avril 2015 11:26
  • Bonjour,

    voici une information (pour Exch2010 mais qui s'applique aussi à Exch2013) provenant d'un membre de l'équipe produit:

    Mixing physical and virtual servers in a DAG is possible and supported.  The physical server and virtual server in this case do not need to be identical (not CPU, disk, RAM, etc.).

    What you must keep in mind is that if there is a failure scenario of some sort, the virtual machine must be engineered to support the load expected of it.  In other words, if you have a two-node DAG with one physical and one virtual, and the physical server requires 16 cores, then the virtual machine which is limited to 4 or possibly 8 cores will probably not support the necessary load in a failure scenario.

    Source: http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2010/07/22/3410475.aspx

    merci


    Hakim Taoussi - Consultant Exchange - http://exchangediscover.blogspot.fr

    mercredi 1 avril 2015 11:39
  • Merci Pour votre expertise .

    Cordialement

    mercredi 1 avril 2015 14:28