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08-11-2010 03:20 AM
08-11-2010 03:20 AM
MSA2000i failover for Hyper-V
Hi, I am looking at creating a HA hyper V cluster with my VMs stored on my MSA2000i SAN. I am looking at options for failover and storage mirroring for the VMs.
Are there any options which will support this? Ideally I would be mirroring all data to a second MSA then in the event of failure it could failover and continue to run. If this isn't possible then I would at least like to be able to recover the VM from the mirror and get running again.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Are there any options which will support this? Ideally I would be mirroring all data to a second MSA then in the event of failure it could failover and continue to run. If this isn't possible then I would at least like to be able to recover the VM from the mirror and get running again.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
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