Oeps, a rollback. Let me explain…

I did a rollback from my hyper-v server back to xenserver.

Ok I will not break down Hyper-V, but the main reason was manageability of the server itself.

In my situation the hyper-v server was joined to a domain I am running in my virtual environment. I wanted to manage the hyper-v from my workstation that is NOT joined to the domain.

from my workstation I could not manage/view the memory consumption also I could not manage/view the CPU allocation.

These are the main reasons I rolledback to xenserver. Because of manageablity. The management console of xenserver is more user friendly.

sorry microsoft…. 🙂

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Wessel van Sandwijk

I am a DevOps Engineer from the Netherlands.
My Skills are mainly PowerShell, Ansible, Choco, Automation, Active Directory, VMWare, Hyper-V and Security.

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