Home lab on my desktop with VMWare Workstation for 70-410?
jerseytech
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Hey guys,
I currently have a custom built desktop with 16GB of RAM. I'm going over the 70-410 and I see a lot of Hyper-V stuff. Because of this, I was thinking about bumping up to 32GB DDR3 RAM. My question is, has anyone ever ran Hyper-V on their custom built desktops with VMWare Workstation and having the server as the guest with Hyper-V running in it? Does it work properly?
I currently have a custom built desktop with 16GB of RAM. I'm going over the 70-410 and I see a lot of Hyper-V stuff. Because of this, I was thinking about bumping up to 32GB DDR3 RAM. My question is, has anyone ever ran Hyper-V on their custom built desktops with VMWare Workstation and having the server as the guest with Hyper-V running in it? Does it work properly?
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immo
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It should be no problem, to run a couple of vm's. Especially if you have a SSD to store them. When you'll get to 74-409 or 70-246/247 i would recommend 32Gb.
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knownhero
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Yup I have. One thing I would say is, if you have the money, build a dedicated machine for this. It will save you so much hassle. There is a nice post heresrabiee lists all the parts. I copied this.70-410 [x] 70-411 [x] 70-462[x] 70-331[x] 70-332[x]
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OctalDump
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Not my own computer, but I have used lab computers in training centres with a similar config to yours. 4 core i7 with hyperthreading and virtualisation features, 16GB of RAM with 3 VMs running Server 2012. So it's doable. More RAM is always nice with Virtualisation, SSDs are nice too. But it would probably be reasonable to use.
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