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Cisco UCS supports RoCE for Microsoft SMB Direct

Hardware, Microsoft, Microsoft Azure, PowerShell, Virtualization, Windows Server • One Comment

As you may know we use SMB as the storage protocol for several Hyper-V deployments using Scale-Out...
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Hyper-V over SMB: Set SMB Constrained Delegation via PowerShell

Microsoft, Microsoft Azure, PowerShell, System Center, Virtualization, Windows Server • 4 Comments

When you are having configured a Hyper-V over SMB configuration, which means the virtual machines are running on Hyper-V host and are...
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Configure CSV Cache in Windows Server 2012 R2

Microsoft, Microsoft Azure, PowerShell, Virtualization, Windows Server • 11 Comments

In Windows Server 2012 Microsoft introduced CSV Cache for Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V and Scale-Out File Server Clusters. The CSV Block...
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Violin Memory Scale-out Memory Platform with SMB 3.0 Integration

Hardware, Microsoft, Microsoft Azure, Virtualization, Windows Server

If you are looking at Storage vendors for Hyper-V you really need to have a look at a storage solutions with SMB 3.0 integration. Because...
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Recommend Hotfixes and Updates for Hyper-V and Failover Clusters

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I the last couple of releases I always posted the pages where you could get the list of Recommended Hotfixes and Updates for Windows Server...
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Hyper-V over SMB: Scale-Out File Server and Storage Spaces

Hardware, Hosting, Microsoft, Microsoft Azure, PowerShell, System Center, Virtualization, Windows Server • 4 Comments

On some community pages my blog post started some discussions why you should use SMB 3.0 and why you should use Windows Server as a storage...
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