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2 hours ago
2 hours ago
EVC mode in VME
Hi, In VME is there an EVC mode like in VMware? Is it possible to have hosts with different processor generations in a cluster? If so, is live migration of VMs possible?
Thanks!
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an hour ago
an hour ago
Re: EVC mode in VME
Hello
To acheive same functionality as in EVC we need to have
CPU MODEL as "host-passthrough"
above can be checked/set under:
Infrastructure >Cluster > edit (Pencil button)
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56m ago
56m ago
Re: EVC mode in VME
Thank you very much for your response.
Can you confirm that it's possible to perform a live migration between machines with different processor generations?