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Friday - last edited Friday by support_s
Friday - last edited Friday by support_s
Hi team, Is it possible to install VME on a single host for a client who doesn't currently require high availability (HA) but wants to use HPE virtualization instead of VMware? What are the limitations in this case?
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SolutionThe simple answer is yes, you can have VM Essentials in a single node without any HA.
The more complete answer is that it will depend on the kind of storage you want to use, the supported architectures would be:
- Local disks: You can use the server's local disks for VM storage
- External NFS datastore: You can mount an external NFS share to use it for your VMs
- External block storage: This is not directly supported, but you could mount an FC or iSCSI LUN directly to the host, mount it in a directory and use that directroy in VME as if it was local storage
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Re: VM Essentials Installation in a single host
Thanks for your answer!