Managing Hyper-V
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@coliver said in Managing Hyper-V:
I'm not a fan of those processors. They just don't work very well under even the most basic work loads.
It's only managing Hyper-V, though. I bet you'd never notice.
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@scottalanmiller said in Managing Hyper-V:
@coliver said in Managing Hyper-V:
I'm not a fan of those processors. They just don't work very well under even the most basic work loads.
It's only managing Hyper-V, though. I bet you'd never notice.
No, he said he does all of his management from this machine.
@r3dpand4 said in Managing Hyper-V:
Also I do everything from my management PC that I need to do, again this is personal preference.
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@dashrender said in Managing Hyper-V:
@scottalanmiller said in Managing Hyper-V:
@coliver said in Managing Hyper-V:
I'm not a fan of those processors. They just don't work very well under even the most basic work loads.
It's only managing Hyper-V, though. I bet you'd never notice.
No, he said he does all of his management from this machine.
@r3dpand4 said in Managing Hyper-V:
Also I do everything from my management PC that I need to do, again this is personal preference.
Yeah I'm not sure how much hands on management you're needing to do on a day to day basis, but for myself it's incredibly minimal.
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@dashrender said in Managing Hyper-V:
@scottalanmiller said in Managing Hyper-V:
@coliver said in Managing Hyper-V:
I'm not a fan of those processors. They just don't work very well under even the most basic work loads.
It's only managing Hyper-V, though. I bet you'd never notice.
No, he said he does all of his management from this machine.
@r3dpand4 said in Managing Hyper-V:
Also I do everything from my management PC that I need to do, again this is personal preference.
Oh, well still, if it is PowerShell and RSAT, that's more than enough power.
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@r3dpand4 said in Managing Hyper-V:
@dashrender said in Managing Hyper-V:
@scottalanmiller said in Managing Hyper-V:
@coliver said in Managing Hyper-V:
I'm not a fan of those processors. They just don't work very well under even the most basic work loads.
It's only managing Hyper-V, though. I bet you'd never notice.
No, he said he does all of his management from this machine.
@r3dpand4 said in Managing Hyper-V:
Also I do everything from my management PC that I need to do, again this is personal preference.
Yeah I'm not sure how much hands on management you're needing to do on a day to day basis, but for myself it's incredibly minimal.
I can do everything I need from a Chromebook!
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@scottalanmiller said in Managing Hyper-V:
@r3dpand4 said in Managing Hyper-V:
@dashrender said in Managing Hyper-V:
@scottalanmiller said in Managing Hyper-V:
@coliver said in Managing Hyper-V:
I'm not a fan of those processors. They just don't work very well under even the most basic work loads.
It's only managing Hyper-V, though. I bet you'd never notice.
No, he said he does all of his management from this machine.
@r3dpand4 said in Managing Hyper-V:
Also I do everything from my management PC that I need to do, again this is personal preference.
Yeah I'm not sure how much hands on management you're needing to do on a day to day basis, but for myself it's incredibly minimal.
I can do everything I need from a Chromebook!
Precisely. I'm not sure why people are kicking up such a fuss about this...
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The fuss I'm kicking is simply the fact that you have two machines. Nothing more, nothing less.
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@dashrender said in Managing Hyper-V:
The fuss I'm kicking is simply the fact that you have two machines. Nothing more, nothing less.
Which two, what do you mean?
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@scottalanmiller said in Managing Hyper-V:
@dashrender said in Managing Hyper-V:
The fuss I'm kicking is simply the fact that you have two machines. Nothing more, nothing less.
Which two, what do you mean?
He claims to have two computers - a Windows based computer from which to mange his Hyper-V host, and a Chromebook he uses for everything else - this seems like a waste - why have two computers when a single Windows machine will do it all?
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@dashrender said in Managing Hyper-V:
@scottalanmiller said in Managing Hyper-V:
@dashrender said in Managing Hyper-V:
The fuss I'm kicking is simply the fact that you have two machines. Nothing more, nothing less.
Which two, what do you mean?
He claims to have two computers - a Windows based computer from which to mange his Hyper-V host, and a Chromebook he uses for everything else - this seems like a waste - why have two computers when a single Windows machine will do it all?
Oh, I missed the dedicated machine for Windows. Just make that a VM on top of the cluster, problem solved.
