chazzy2501 Posted July 3, 2015 Posted July 3, 2015 I've noticed that my system seems too be slower than usual and the hosts are not too busy, I think it's the san as disk access isn't that high but the latency is high. The SAN is healthy so I must assume it's something else? is there a way of defragging a VM? Would I get the OS within the VM to defrag? (would that help?) should I have a maintenance schedule of sorts for my VM SAN environment? ESXi 5.5 on 2 ML530 gen 8 hosts using an iscsi P2000 SAN.
GeekyPete Posted July 3, 2015 Posted July 3, 2015 Read this, Make you own mind up, for reference I don't. 1
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