Dell System 220e- User Manual

Dell System 220e

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Copyright Information
  • Page 3 – Table of Contents
  • Page 5 – Introduction; Executive Summary
  • Page 6 – Target Audience; Scope
  • Page 7 – Why Virtualize Exchange?
  • Page 9 – Fabric Configuration; Hardware Considerations
  • Page 11 – Scalability Maximums of Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V
  • Page 12 – Compute Considerations; Logical Processors on Hardware
  • Page 13 – Virtual Processors
  • Page 14 – Non-Uniform Memory Access – Host Perspective
  • Page 16 – Page File Guidance
  • Page 17 – Storage Considerations; Storage Options for Hyper-V Virtual Machines; Storage Spaces; Storage Pools
  • Page 18 – Types of Storage Spaces
  • Page 20 – Storage Protocols and Additional Features
  • Page 21 – Server Message Block 3.0
  • Page 23 – SMB Multichannel
  • Page 25 – Internet SCSI; Fibre Channel over Ethernet
  • Page 27 – Offloaded Data Transfer
  • Page 29 – Networking Considerations
  • Page 30 – Host Resiliency with NIC Teaming
  • Page 31 – Hyper-V Extensible Switch
  • Page 32 – Virtual LANs
  • Page 33 – Hardware Offloads – Dynamic Virtual Machine Queue
  • Page 35 – Host Resiliency & VM Agility; Host Clustering; Failover Clustering
  • Page 36 – Cluster Shared Volumes
  • Page 38 – Cluster Networking
  • Page 39 – Cluster-Aware Updating
  • Page 41 – Virtual Machine Priority; Virtual Machine Affinity
  • Page 42 – Live Migration
  • Page 44 – Virtual Machine Configuration; General Supportability
  • Page 45 – Exchange 2013 Server Role Requirements Calculator; Exchange 2013 Virtual Machine CPU Considerations; Non-Uniform Memory Access – Virtual Machine Perspective
  • Page 47 – Exchange 2013 Virtual Machine Memory Considerations
  • Page 48 – Dynamic Memory; Minimum Memory
  • Page 50 – Exchange 2013 Virtual Machine Storage Considerations; Virtual Disks
  • Page 51 – VHDX File Format; Dynamically Expanding VHDX vs. Fixed-Size VHDX
  • Page 52 – Virtual IDE vs. Virtual SCSI
  • Page 53 – Guest Storage; Virtual Fibre Channel
  • Page 54 – Exchange 2013 Virtual Machine Network Considerations; Legacy versus Synthetic Virtual Network Adapters; Single Root I/O Virtualization
  • Page 57 – QoS Bandwidth Management
  • Page 59 – Client Access Server Role
  • Page 60 – Single Exchange 2013 Virtual Machine on a Hyper-V Cluster
  • Page 61 – Resilient Exchange Configuration on a Hyper-V Cluster
  • Page 65 – Comprehensive Management Capabilities; Virtual Machine Manager
  • Page 66 – Centralized Fabric Configuration
  • Page 67 – Virtual Machine Profiles and Templates
  • Page 69 – Service Templates; Virtual Machine Deployment; Intelligent Placement
  • Page 70 – Storage Classification
  • Page 71 – Dynamic Optimization
  • Page 72 – Virtual Machine Priority and Affinity; Availability Sets
  • Page 73 – Private Clouds
  • Page 75 – App Controller
  • Page 77 – Service Manager and Orchestrator
  • Page 78 – Service Manager
  • Page 79 – Orchestrator
  • Page 80 – Cloud Services Process Pack; Implications for Exchange Server
  • Page 83 – Operations Manager; Exchange 2013 Management Pack
  • Page 86 – Data Protection Manager
  • Page 89 – Conclusion
  • Page 90 – Additional Resources
  • Page 91 – References
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Best Practices for Virtualizing and Managing Exchange 2013

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Summary

Page 2 - Copyright Information

Best Practices for Virtualizing and Managing Exchange 2013 2 2 Copyright Information © 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This document is provided "as-is." Information and views expressed in this document, including URL and other Internet Web site references, may change withou...

Page 3 - Table of Contents

Best Practices for Virtualizing and Managing Exchange 2013 3 3 Table of Contents Introduction .......................................................................................... 5 Executive Summary ..................................................................................................

Page 5 - Introduction; Executive Summary

Best Practices for Virtualizing and Managing Exchange 2013 5 5 Introduction This guide provides high-level best practices and considerations for deploying and managing Microsoft Exchange 2013 on a Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V-based virtualization infrastructure. The recommendations and guidance in th...

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