I don't think being virtualized will be the issue - that's just a whole 
lot to cram on one server.  From an administrative perspective it may be a 
nightmare.  Touch one thing you break three others.  I would also 
recommend moving the SQL to its own (virtual) cluster/server.

Take a look at the BSM Interoperability documents on the support site. 
They will give you an idea of how BMC recommends splitting products 
amongst servers.

BSM Interoperability 7.5.1 Installation Overview

        
http://documents.bmc.com/supportu/documents/13/42/101342/101342.pdf

BSM Interoperability 7.5.1 Installation and Configuration Guide
 
        
http://documents.bmc.com/supportu/documents/13/40/101340/101340.pdf

The Reference Architecture documentation will discuss sizing requirements. 
 400 concurrent users is considered "small" in the document.

        http://documents.bmc.com/supportu/documents/54/35/95435/95435.pdf


hth
Tony

  Tony Worthington
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From:
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To:
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Date:
05/13/2009 08:57 AM
Subject:
Question about running ITSM 7.5 in Virtualized Vmware ESX SQL Servers
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All, 
I would like your comments on this question: 
Is it a good idea to run the full ITSM Suite version 7.5 including BOEXI 
R2 Ent, SRM, RKM and Dashboards on a virtualized SQL Server 2005 64-bit 
database with direct channels to the SAN running on three load-balanced 
and clustered VMWare ESX 3.5 servers each with Quad/Quad processors and 
128 GB of RAM. Is anyone running a virtualized SQL Server for an 
enterprise ITSM 7.5 application? The planned user base for this system is 
planned for 200 concurrent support staff initially but may grow to 400.
Thanks. 

John Bilinski 
US Department of Justice 
Operations Services Staff 
Contractor CSC 
202-305-3202 

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