Hi Alberto,
RT doesn't really care if it is running on a physical server or a virtual one,
so I would say you should start with getting a good solid OS install on
Hyper-V. Make sure it meets your performance requirements and has the require
RT components on it and running properly and
Thanks for your responses. It sounds that the better option is to build a
new VM (Hyper-V Supported). Some questions ..
* When I build the VM, what type of configuration must I do? Is it just
the OS, or do I also install RT (what version)?
* What directories (objects) must I backup, in
All,
I have a physical server running RT, and I want to virtualize it to
Hyper-V. Can some provide some guidance on what will the best process to
follow? Or, are there any potential issues?
Thanks,
AVazquez
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Hi Alberto,
We use RT on Hyper-V. We built a new VM instance and performed a data migration
for our physical implementation. We did this because our flavor and version of
Linux was not supported well on Hyper-V. The newer kernels are pretty good and
I saw very good performance. Basically make
