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MOre Performance

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 04/16/2007
From: Thomas Roettinger
Message:

Hello everybody

I use a Host Machine with 4 Cores and 10 GB RAM -->HP DL385

AS Guest System i use one Terminal Server wth 27 User.

The Virtual CPU is running at 100% the hole day.

My Host CPU Usage is 25% .

I need a Solution to get 2 or more CPU`s mapped to the Guest Terminal Server.

What can I do i can`t wait till windows virtualization with longhorn is on
the market

To build a Terminal Cluster is not possible.

When no Solution is possible i have to use vm ware because they can use 2
cores , but to say this in clear words I DONT WANT THIS.

SO This is for Microsoft Please help me!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe a Beta for Windows Virtualization which was demostrated at WinEC last
year??

--
Microsoft Gold Partner
logic-base GmbH

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RE: MOre Performance

Sent: 04/16/2007
From: Steve Jain
Message:

"Thomas Roettinger" wrote:

I better channel to ask this is through your MS sales rep. There's limited
MS presence here

Show quoted text

> Hello everybody
>
> I use a Host Machine with 4 Cores and 10 GB RAM -->HP DL385
>
> AS Guest System i use one Terminal Server wth 27 User.
>
> The Virtual CPU is running at 100% the hole day.
>
> My Host CPU Usage is 25% .
>
> I need a Solution to get 2 or more CPU`s mapped to the Guest Terminal Server.
>
> What can I do i can`t wait till windows virtualization with longhorn is on
> the market
>
> To build a Terminal Cluster is not possible.
>
> When no Solution is possible i have to use vm ware because they can use 2
> cores , but to say this in clear words I DONT WANT THIS.
>
> SO This is for Microsoft Please help me!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Maybe a Beta for Windows Virtualization which was demostrated at WinEC last
> year??
>
> --
> Microsoft Gold Partner
> logic-base GmbH

Re: MOre Performance

Sent: 04/16/2007
From: "Ioannis Alexopoulos" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Goodevening.

I am afraid that with Virtual PC, the most CPU Allocation you can have is
one CPU per VM.

Ioannis Alexopoulos MCSE MCT
(email address - cut out)
(Feel Free to Add me)

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