Windows 7 Microsoft's Hyper-V R2 vs. VMware's vSphere: A feature comparison

[cybercore]

http://windows7forums.com/water-coo...r2-vs-vmwares-vsphere-feature-comparison.html


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[cybercore]

I just spent a whole day, yesterday in a Core I/O Virtualization course, including Hyper-v and, and, and the overall virtual scenario for Enterprise. Certainly, Winows 7 & Windows Sever 2008, as well all the "Virtual Fmily", factored into the day.
There was, indeed, some time devoted to the Microsoft Virtual Suite & VMWare.

Cheers,
Drew

"A scan a day keeps the nasties away!"

Drew, just a question, what do they teach about virtualization in that course you attended, what main idea about it did you get there ?

 

[cybercore]

Link Removed due to 404 Error see, the course is much broader than just "the main idea" of virtualization.

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[Mike]

If you are talking about ROI (Return on Investment), Citrix, ESXI, and VMWARE Server are all free alternatives with compatibility with nearly every operating system. In almost every instance the performance is better than Hyper-V.

 

[cybercore]

Referring to the comparison table:

Simultaneous Live Migration – why is this even important, it’s typically faster to queue live migrations rather than to do them all at the same time

Distributed Resource Scheduler – Yes, with SCVMM and SCOM

Storage Live Migration – They fail to mention Quick Migration for Hyper-V with VMM

Saleem Kanji, Enterprise Technical Specialist on Virtualization

Thank you for the input, Drew.


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If you are talking about ROI (Return on Investment), Citrix, ESXI, and VMWARE Server are all free alternatives with compatibility with nearly every operating system. In almost every instance the performance is better than Hyper-V.

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- It allows one to power on virtual machines at system boot. For example, it is possible to turn on a Windows machine with VMware Server installed and have the NST Virtual Machine automatically started (you don't need to touch anything but the power button - logging into Windows is not required).

- It allows one to start/stop/use virtual machines from remote computers. For example, one can run the vmware-server-console on a Linux system and manage (or access) virtual machines running on a remote Windows box.

- It allows one to enable dual CPUs on SMP systems (the VMware Playerâ„¢ only allows one to use a single CPU)

- It provides a full GUI VMX editor whereas one needs to edit their VMX files in a text editor when using VMware Player

What Are The Advantages Of Using VMware Server?



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Thank you Guys for your input, feel free to add.

 

[digg1980]

Another good & newly update Hyper-V R2 vs Vmware ESX 4 comparison

Another good & newly update Hyper-V R2 vs Vmware ESX 4 comparison can be found at:

VMware vSphere versus MS Hyper-V R2

I thought this comparison was the most fair and comprehensive I came across. Leave your feed back.

Enjoy,
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