Anyone have any recommendations on how to set up the filesystem under vSphere? For 3.0/3.5, I went with the recommendations (mostly) in Edward Haletky's VMware Planning book. I'm planning on building my vSphere servers on new hardware, so I'm curious whether these recommendations still apply.
here is a great recommendation
http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2009/05/27/partitioning-your-esx-host-part-ii/
here is a great recommendation
http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2009/05/27/partitioning-your-esx-host-part-ii/
Works for me. Thanks!
For vSphere installation, you can have a choice to create two different VMFS if you want, one VMFS for all the VMFS the other is for the installation files and SC vmdk.
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Stefan Nguyen
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iGeek Systems Inc.
VMware, Citrix, Microsoft Consultant
Hello,
Remember that many of the security tools out there require you to have a separate /home and /tmp partitions and some actually require a separate /var (not just /var/log).
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