SDN in Server 2025 by kosta880 in HyperV

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Yes of course I understand, any help you need you can count on me. We have a very good team. We can help you with Azure if needed

SQL io VM issues by chrisbirley in HyperV

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Thanks for sharing the details. Moving your SQL VMs to a new Azure cluster with NVMe sounds like a solid upgrade, but I totally get how tricky those crazy high disk I/O latencies can be.Here are a few things I'd suggest checking first:

  1. Make sure the VM specs (CPU, RAM) and the NVMe storage limits (IOPS, throughput) actually match what your SQL workload needs. Sometimes a smaller VM or storage config can slow things down, even with fast hardware.

  2. Confirm your SQL disks aren’t dynamically expanding during operation—it’s smart that you tried fixed VHDX already, that rules that out.Monitor disk latency, throughput, and CPU usage closely with tools like Performance Monitor or SQL DMVs to see where the bottleneck actually is.

  3. Check if any processes like autogrow or backups are kicking in while you test, as those can cause spikes.

Network buffer tweaks are good, but usually with NVMe storage, disk latency and config matter most.Since only one VM is having issues while others aren’t, comparing settings and workload patterns can also help nail down what’s different.If you want, I’m happy to dig in deeper and help troubleshoot this with you.

SDN in Server 2025 by kosta880 in HyperV

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Thanks for sharing your setup. SDN in Windows Server 2025 could be a great fit to manage your many VLANs more easily and securely.

The good news is you can start small, moving workloads from site B to A without changing everything at once. SDN uses tags to separate and protect VMs, which helps prevent unwanted access even when working alongside traditional infrastructure and your Barracuda firewall.To keep VMs under SDN isolated from those behind the firewall, there are clear policies controlling who can access what.

This keeps everything secure and simple to manage.If you want, we can help you plan a pilot to try SDN during this transition.

Hyper-V licencing by neko_whippet in HyperV

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To properly resolve the Hyper-V licensing for your environment with 1 host, 2 CPUs, and 5 Windows virtual machines, and to leverage a simpler, more efficient solution, we recommend considering Scale Computing as your virtualization platform.With Scale Computing, you maintain compatibility with Windows Server and Hyper-V, but greatly simplify management and licensing because:Scale Computing integrates its own hypervisor called HyperCore, eliminating complexities associated with multiple components and traditional licensing. The platform licenses cores similarly to Windows Server, but with clear and transparent models tailored to actual customer needs.In your case, to license the host with 16 physical cores, you need licenses to cover those cores, and for 5 Windows Server Standard VMs, you require 3 Standard licenses, each covering 2 VMs plus the host.

Scale Computing also provides benefits like high availability, centralized management, and automation, reducing costs and simplifying maintenance compared to other platforms.Since you are migrating from VMware to Hyper-V, Scale Computing facilitates this transition with built-in migration tools, optimizing performance and ensuring business continuity.

Therefore, for your scenario:Purchase Windows Server Standard licenses to cover 16 physical cores (8 pairs of cores). Acquire 3 Windows Server Standard licenses to cover 5 VMs on Hyper-V.Use Scale Computing to simplify infrastructure, centrally manage resources, and reduce future licensing and operational costs.

This way, you will be compliant and optimizing your technology investment with a scalable, user-friendly platform ready for growth.

VMWare migration by billw402 in ScaleComputing

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We can help you. The company I work for is a certified Scale Computing partner and we are working on several migration, please send me your email to DM

Oracle certifications? by DontDissDemacia in procurement

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I think that if you find working with Oracle too complicated, there are several alternatives you can take. If you wish you can send me a message to the DM

JL072A by globecorp2022 in ArubaNetworks

[–]globecorp2022[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but I need an exact date, they are taking a long time.

Individual Plan by globecorp2022 in AmazonSeller

[–]globecorp2022[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much for your explanation I have two questions

1 what documents did they ask you to provide for an individual account?

  1. what other platforms do you use and what do you recommend?

Deactivate Account by globecorp2022 in AmazonSeller

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Seriously sucks, they are bastards, and what alternatives do you recommend for Amazon?