ptotham Posted May 2, 2014 Posted May 2, 2014 currently using sccm 2012 in a test environment on a physical server with plans to go live in the summer, but will be running it in a virtual environment with scmm 2012 running under Hyper V manager and the database running on a remote physical server, any one else running same or similar setup got any tips or adive or things to look at for.
FN-GM Posted May 2, 2014 Posted May 2, 2014 We run ours on VMware. The only advise I have is this - Although I probably won't apply to Hyper-V.
newpersn Posted May 2, 2014 Posted May 2, 2014 I playing with on a test machine on my workstation. The only thing i can advise is plenty of RAM and Disk Space. Mines 2 Cores (i3) with 3GB of ram. (my desktop only has 8gb)
ptotham Posted May 2, 2014 Author Posted May 2, 2014 We run ours on VMware. The only advise I have is this - Although I probably won't apply to Hyper-V. thanks for the quick repsonce, other than the issue you have mention how do you find the performace and what hardware spec have you given your server?
Edenost Posted May 20, 2014 Posted May 20, 2014 Hi, I know this might "bump" this post, but I thought I'd reply for you. I use SCCM 2012 R2 on a VMWare server. I have given it 4 processors and 10gb ram. We have around 700 clients and 1000 users and it seems to run fine. Originally I had given it just 8gb, but I upped it to 10 and it fixed numerous problems with response times/speed and since then it's been fine. Ideally it should have quite a bit more ram, but I don't currently have the resources to give it (hopefully soon though!!!). I see you said about having the SQL Server elsewhere for it. Personally, I would say it would be best to keep the SCCM Server to it self entirely. SQL and SCCM on the same box (that's how I have it with that spec). You should find it will run a little better. With it being virtual, you don't have to worry so much about problems as you can snapshot...etc, but I have NEVER had any problems and I have had it like this for over 12 months now. Just give it a reboot say once a week or so. Hope this helps. Phil
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