PVS Servers are Virtual Machines, running on XenServer 6.0. The Network Mode is switched back to Bridge-Mode, instead of Open vSwitch. The Traffic to the Target-Machines / Client Devices stays on the Host. The Write Cache of those Machines is directed to the local HDD´s of the Host. The Hosts are 3x HP DL380G7, each equipped with 2x Xeon 2.20 Ghz CPU, 6x 16GB RAM and 8x 15k SAS HDD´s (2x RAID 1 for the XenServer, 6x RAID 0 for the Write Cache and configured as "Fallback-Location" for the vDisk Store if the Connection fails) The Image and the other VM´s are stored on a D-Link iSCSI Storage with 12x 15k SAS HDD´s and 2x 1GBit NICs used in a Bound. These VM´s are provided by a single Image and will be used for XenDesktop. If you have any Questions regarding to the Setup, or how to Design your Environment, feel free to ask :)
Friday, November 2, 2012
Power of Provisioning - Citrix Provisioning Services 6.0 on XenServer 6.0
Power of Provisioning - Citrix Provisioning Services 6.0 on XenServer 6.0 Video Clips. Duration : 4.13 Mins.
PVS Servers are Virtual Machines, running on XenServer 6.0. The Network Mode is switched back to Bridge-Mode, instead of Open vSwitch. The Traffic to the Target-Machines / Client Devices stays on the Host. The Write Cache of those Machines is directed to the local HDD´s of the Host. The Hosts are 3x HP DL380G7, each equipped with 2x Xeon 2.20 Ghz CPU, 6x 16GB RAM and 8x 15k SAS HDD´s (2x RAID 1 for the XenServer, 6x RAID 0 for the Write Cache and configured as "Fallback-Location" for the vDisk Store if the Connection fails) The Image and the other VM´s are stored on a D-Link iSCSI Storage with 12x 15k SAS HDD´s and 2x 1GBit NICs used in a Bound. These VM´s are provided by a single Image and will be used for XenDesktop. If you have any Questions regarding to the Setup, or how to Design your Environment, feel free to ask :)
PVS Servers are Virtual Machines, running on XenServer 6.0. The Network Mode is switched back to Bridge-Mode, instead of Open vSwitch. The Traffic to the Target-Machines / Client Devices stays on the Host. The Write Cache of those Machines is directed to the local HDD´s of the Host. The Hosts are 3x HP DL380G7, each equipped with 2x Xeon 2.20 Ghz CPU, 6x 16GB RAM and 8x 15k SAS HDD´s (2x RAID 1 for the XenServer, 6x RAID 0 for the Write Cache and configured as "Fallback-Location" for the vDisk Store if the Connection fails) The Image and the other VM´s are stored on a D-Link iSCSI Storage with 12x 15k SAS HDD´s and 2x 1GBit NICs used in a Bound. These VM´s are provided by a single Image and will be used for XenDesktop. If you have any Questions regarding to the Setup, or how to Design your Environment, feel free to ask :)
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