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Tag Archives: CSV
Microsoft Private Cloud: No CSV Allowed!
The new Microsoft private cloud “Virtual Machine Manager Self Server Portal 2” takes a major step backward, reverting to the “one VM per LUN” limitation when scripting LUN creation. Continue reading
Live Migration “significantly more complicated”
Because of the extra configuration — and tools — needed to deploy a complete Hyper-V R2 solution, eWeek concludes that VMware ESX/VMotion is simpler than Live Migration. Continue reading
Hyper-V Administrators Exhibit Advanced Memory Skills
Hyper-V CSV LUNs have no human-friendly labels, making it difficult for administrators to easily identify volumes. Instead, cryptic GUIDs are shown when monitoring from System Center Operations Manager 2007. Continue reading
Hands off that CSV!
In Windows Server 2008 R2, Cluster Shared Volumes enable multiple hosts to access a single shared LUN. However, administrators may not manipulate or back up VM files on a CSV. Continue reading
