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Firstly can you confirm if the NICs you have highlighted above are in a team, or if each Nic has the IP address assigned directly to it? Secondly can you upload an Ipconfig /all for each server pls? Thirdly what is the Ip of the array that these NICs connect to? Why so many IP's? If the iscsi NICs on the servers are in a team then it is in my view pointless having more than 1 ip on a teamed interface, personally I don't team iscsi interfaces.

Glad you sorted it. Was just about to give you some troubleshooting steps

I did @ZeroHour. Thought it was strange as I have not subscribed to it. iPhone app.

Kiwi tools are good for this. It's what we use and we are a big MSP

Slmgr /ipk will install key /ato will activate and /dlv will display info

Company we used to use for DR as a service was Proact it uk. They can consult or they offer dr as a service.

Sounds like you want fault tolerance (ft) rather than ha. Explained here http://searchvmware.techtarget.com/guides/Know-your-uptime-Differences-between-VMware-FT-and-HA Still requires shared storage though. Nick Vcp vcap

Thanks for above replies, I'll take a look

Hi Anyone know how to stop Windows 10 from auto updating. I want to set it to manual and initiate it manually. Thanks

Look at mobile iron it's really good. Or BES now does all mdm not just blackberry.

Dc, DNS and dhcp all sit nicely together on the same box. Also with dhcp in 2012 it is easier to provide HA. The old method of a manually split scope across 2 servers is now gone. you can now load balance dhcp across 2 servers. This is all handled by the dhcp server and does not need external components such as nlb. Works really well too. Nick

Netapp can do huge amounts including snapshot ting of exchange and sql. They are really good bits of kit.

Give this a try https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998329%28v=exchg.80%29.aspx

Split DNS is definitely the correct solution. Nick

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