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ESXi and vStorage API (multipathing)

Hi there,

Just out of curiosty. Is it possible to use vStoage API mulitpathing (that is EMC PowerPath) in ESXi 4?

My understanding is that it is supported in ESX 4 but not sure now if it is supported in ESXi and the installable version.

Saludos,

Jose Maria Gonzalez,

Founder and President of JmGVirtualConsulting.com

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dcoz
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Theres a whitepaper from Mike Lavericks RTFM site which shows its supported on ESX4i.

http://www.rtfm-ed.co.uk/docs/vmwdocs/whitepaper-emc-powerpath.pdf

Otherwise login to EMC powerlink http://powerlink.emc.com and look under powerpath, at the planning guide it will also say in there.

If you havent got a powerlink login you can sign up for free.

Hope this helps

DC

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dcoz
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As far as im aware its supported.

Regards

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jose_maria_gonz
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Thanks dcoz,

Do you have a document reference where it says so?

Thanking you in advance

Saludos,

Jose Maria Gonzalez,

Founder and President of JmGVirtualConsulting.com

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See http://www.JmGVirtualConsulting.com for official Vi3 and vSphere consultancy

See http://www.josemariagonzalez.es for my blog on VMware training and tips

See http://www.twitter.com/jose_m_gonzalez for some twittering

VMware vExpert 2009

Autor del Libro VMware ESX y VMware VCP Hecho Fácil

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dcoz
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Theres a whitepaper from Mike Lavericks RTFM site which shows its supported on ESX4i.

http://www.rtfm-ed.co.uk/docs/vmwdocs/whitepaper-emc-powerpath.pdf

Otherwise login to EMC powerlink http://powerlink.emc.com and look under powerpath, at the planning guide it will also say in there.

If you havent got a powerlink login you can sign up for free.

Hope this helps

DC

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chilow
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In order for you to use PowerPath VE with an ESX/ESXi 4.0 host the host must have a Enterprise Plus license.

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jose_maria_gonz
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much appreciated guys.

Saludos,

Jose Maria Gonzalez,

Founder and President of JmGVirtualConsulting.com

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See http://www.JmGVirtualConsulting.com for official Vi3 and vSphere consultancy

See http://www.josemariagonzalez.es for my blog on VMware training and tips

See http://www.twitter.com/jose_m_gonzalez for some twittering

VMware vExpert 2009

Autor del Libro VMware ESX y VMware VCP Hecho Fácil

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