on 03-29-2010 6:56 AM
Hi All
We are going to use VMWare ESX 3.5 Update 4 for SAP and Database will be on Oracle RAC.
I have few doubts:
1.For HA for SCS/ASCS we are using two VM server but Windows 2008 doesn't work with SCSI 2 (since ESX is on SCS2) ..this is required for Clustering. So will it be advisable to install SCS/ASCS for different system (ERP Portal BI etc) on Windows 2003 and App server CI and DI on Windows 2008 .All on VMWare.
2. If we installe the DBs for all these applications on Oracle RAC 11g CRS and RDBMS 10.2.0.4 ..what are the important things i need to take care.
Thanks in Adavance and hope to hear from you!!
Regards
Ajay
PS : SAP has't yet recommended yet Oracle CRS 11g but we have no choice.
> We are going to use VMWare ESX 3.5 Update 4 for SAP and Database will be on Oracle RAC.
This is not supported:
Note 1173954 - Support of Oracle for VMWare
Markus
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Thanks.Any suggestions for my other two doubts
1.For HA for SCS/ASCS we are using two VM server but Windows 2008 doesn't work with SCSI 2 (since ESX is on SCS2) ..this is required for Clustering. So will it be advisable to install SCS/ASCS for different system (ERP Portal BI etc) on Windows 2003 and App server CI and DI on Windows 2008 .All on VMWare.
2. If we installe the DBs for all these applications on Oracle RAC 11g CRS and RDBMS 10.2.0.4 ..what are the important things i need to take care.
Regards
Ajay
Edited by: Ajay Sandal on Mar 29, 2010 5:18 PM
Hello Ajay,
1.For HA for SCS/ASCS we are using two VM server but Windows 2008 doesn't work with SCSI 2 (since ESX is on SCS2) ..this is required for Clustering. So will it be advisable to install SCS/ASCS for different system (ERP Portal BI etc) on Windows 2003 and App server CI and DI on Windows 2008 .All on VMWare.
Yes, this is one approach.
The other approach is, you put your (A)SCS on a 1 vCPU virtual machine and activate the Fault Tolerance feature of VMware.
[SAP Solutions on VMware vSphere: High Availability|http://www.vmware.com/resources/techresources/10031]
Kind regards,
Matthias
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