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Chapter 3 Installing and Configuring ESX Server on Blade Servers
SAN Storage
Fibre Channel SANs are the preferred storage media for ESX Server and VirtualCenter
in a blade environment, due to the following advantages:
! This configuration doubles the blade density per blade chassis, compared with
local SCSI storage on Intel blades.
! SAN storage may be shared among multiple blades (and other systems), thus
allowing storage consolidation. Often, this is a much more efficient use of storage
resources than dedicated, per-system, RAID-protected storage.
! Intel blade systems support redundant host bus adapters (HBAs) to meet High
Availability needs.
! The storage is more reliable (RAID5 with hot spares compared to RAID1).
! Storage is unlimited compared to the storage that fits on a single local SCSI disk.
! A shared SAN is required for using VMotion with VirtualCenter.
! Images, templates, and so on, may be shared between multiple ESX Server
systems.
Typical Intel BladeCenter Storage Configuration
A typical Intel BladeCenter implementation of ESX Server and VirtualCenter has a
single IDE drive (20GB, 40GB, or larger) on each blade and at least several hundred
gigabytes of SAN storage split into RAID5 LUNs, visible to all members of each
VirtualCenter farm.
Install the VMkernel, the service console, and the virtual machine configuration (.vmx)
files on a local drive. Typically, this is the local IDE drive on each blade. However, if
your BladeCenter includes a local SCSI peripheral, then we suggest you install the
VMkernel, the service console, and the virtual machine configuration (.vmx) files on the
local SCSI drive.
You can then install the virtual disk (.vmdk) files on LUNs in your Storage Area
Network devices. VMFS volumes cannot reside on an IDE drive.
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- Welcome to VMware ESX Server 7
- How VMware ESX Server Works 8
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- Intended Audience 9
- Document Feedback 9
- Conventions and Abbreviations 10
- Self-Service Support 11
- Online and Telephone Support 11
- Support Offerings 11
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- VMware File System (VMFS) 16
- Adapters 16
- Hardware Requirements 17
- Virtual Storage 18
- Virtual Processor 18
- Virtual Chip Set 18
- Virtual BIOS 18
- Virtual Memory 18
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