ColinP Posted December 22, 2016 Posted December 22, 2016 Hi, Im planning on updating our hardware and OS. we are not a massive school, about 500 under 13's At the moment we are running a hyper-v Fail over cluster on server 2008, but is that really the setup i want to use going forward? Ive seen a few posts about you no longer needs sans with server 2016 as it can do the seperate controller parts within its os. If i went back down this root of a more classical single host with fixed disks - still running hyper-v, i would effectively be able to get 50% resources more as in the cluster, one half is just spare machine with the capacity of the main host. I would also lose alot of the compexivitys of a cluster. Our setup would endup Physical DC Physical HypervHost With Each VM esstenialy a service /File /Print/AV/Accounts/MIS etc Physical Backup Ofiice365 for emails What are your thoughts?
MartinT Posted December 23, 2016 Posted December 23, 2016 Two Hyper-V hosts with failover of important virtual servers to the other one. Keeps both busy but still gives you almost instant switch over if one host fails.
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