That's a good idea

jamestaylor wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 27, 2024 12:53 pm

Thanks Anton, looking forward to NVMe-oF, until then we're disabling iSER and using plain iSCSI

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We're phasing out iSER and replacing it with NVMe-oF (both RDMA & TCP) in the next version of StarWind. FYI.

Virtualized DCs (Domain Controllers) are allowed by Microsoft and actually preferred over physical ones since at least Windows Server 2016.

Official statement is here:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windo ... rs-hyper-v

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OK, assuming "resolved" so... Locking!

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Thanks for your update and... Good luck!

Update: POC went well, no issues so far. Closing the thread...

Thanks for the update! We appreciate your feedback guys!

Don't do iSER as it didn't really take off... Newer version of StarWind we'll be releasing next couple of weeks would have NVMe-oF (both RDMA & TCP) which is a better option than iSER now. Stay tuned!

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This issue has nothing to do with StarWind itself. Previous versions of VMware vSphere / ESXi didn't support emulated 512 and native 4K blocks, it was native 512 only. New versions don't have this problem anymore. Official statement could be found here: https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2091600 "...

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