VMware vSphere 7 Trainning M4-S3 - How to configure RDM (Raw Device Mapping) in VMware
How to configure rdm (Raw Device Mapping) in VMware
Welcome back Guys, Todays Session will cover the following topics about Raw Device Mapping (RDM)
-Why do we use RDM?
Quorum Disk for Microsoft Clustering
SQL Databases
Failover SQL / Cluster with Active-Passive mode required RDM
-Diffrent types of Raw Device Mapping (RDM)
Physical -Raw Device Mapping (PRDM)
Virtual -Raw Device Mapping (VRDM)
We can add a new storage controller to separate VMDK and RDMS
Compatibility mode Virtual or Physical
What is Compatibility Mode?
Physical - Allows the guest OS to access the hardware directly.
No Snapshots can be taken of P-RDM
Virtual – Allows the Virtual Machine to use VMware Snapshots and other advanced functionality.
RDM Must be located on a separate SCSI Controller
Use a different SCSI BUS to the current virtual disks ( VMDKS)
example
SCSI (1:0) -for first RDM
SCSI (1:1) – for the second RDM
_______
Reference:
https://www.vmware.com
https://www.agileops.com
---
#VMware #HomeLab
To hire my online lab follow the link https://agileops.co.uk/online-vmware-...
#RDM #RawDeviceMapping
#IbrahimVMware
Connect with Ibrahim Quraishi:
Website: http://www.AgileOps.co.uk
Twitter: / ibrahimquraishi
Facebook: / miquraishi
Instagram: /
YouTube: / ibrahimquraishiagileops
Join YouTube Comunity: / ibrahimquraishiagileops
Please also subscribe to my son: Virtual land Safwan edits
Link to his channel: / @kaboomtheresgoesyourtower
Watch video VMware vSphere 7 Trainning M4-S3 - How to configure RDM (Raw Device Mapping) in VMware online without registration, duration hours minute second in high quality. This video was added by user Ibrahim Quraishi 01 January 1970, don't forget to share it with your friends and acquaintances, it has been viewed on our site 10,026 once and liked it 105 people.